House Resolution No. by Representative McMakin commemorates St. Patrick's Day, highlighting the cultural and historical connections between Ireland and Louisiana. It acknowledges March 17th as a day when people of all backgrounds celebrate Irish heritage, reflecting on the contributions of Irish immigrants to the cultural fabric of the United States, particularly in Louisiana. The resolution notes the significance of Irish communities in New Orleans, including the first St. Patrick's Day celebration in 1806 and the construction of the New Basin Canal by Irish laborers, which fostered the development of neighborhoods like the Irish Channel Historic District.

Additionally, the resolution recognizes the establishment of the American Irish State Legislators Caucus, which aims to strengthen the relationship between the United States and Ireland for mutual benefit. Through this resolution, the House of Representatives of Louisiana honors the enduring legacy of Irish culture and the contributions of Irish Americans to the state and the nation.