The 2025 Assembly Resolution 5 celebrates Saint Patrick's Day on March 17, 2025, recognizing the significance of this day in honoring the patron saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick. The resolution outlines Saint Patrick's life, including his birth in Scotland, his enslavement and subsequent escape, his conversion to Christianity, and his efforts in establishing monasteries and schools in Ireland. It also highlights the historical context of Irish immigration to Wisconsin, particularly during the 1840s, and acknowledges the contributions of Irish immigrants to the state's culture and history, including their involvement in the American Civil War.

Furthermore, the resolution pays tribute to the enduring legacy of Irish culture in Wisconsin, noting that over 10 percent of the state's residents claim Irish descent, making it a significant part of the state's heritage. It emphasizes the transformation of Saint Patrick's Day from a solemn religious observance to a broader celebration of Irish music, culture, and traditions. The Wisconsin Assembly expresses its appreciation for the contributions of individuals of Irish descent and encourages all Wisconsinites to join in the celebration of Saint Patrick's Day.