The luck of the Irish isn’t smiling on those living along a St. Patrick’s Day booze-marathon route billed as “the world’s biggest bar crawl.”
The three-day tippling trail weaves among 100 locations across five miles in Manhattan, culminating in a 13-hour beer binge Thursday.
Revelers will get to party with their “fellow rowdy hooligans” and “embark on the greatest, drunkest voyage” of their lives, according to promotions for the “Luck of the Irish St. Patrick’s Pub Crawl.”
“When an event is advertised for hooligans, we definitely expect serious problems,” said Mark Thompson, chairman of Community Board 6.
The event was advertised this year on Groupon, with 438 booze-hounds snapping up discounted $15 tickets.
Participating bars will serve up $1 beers.
After getting calls from concerned residents, Councilwoman Jessica Lappin (D-Manhattan) said the local precinct will be policing the revelry and telling bar owners to keep things in line.
PubCrawls.com, the enterprise behind the booze-fest, did not respond to a request for comment.