Organizers in Dublin, Ireland are calling on residents and visitors to help break a world record by celebrating the country’s beloved national symbol — the shamrock.

The initiative aims to gather a massive number of participants who will come together wearing or displaying shamrocks in a coordinated attempt to set a new record recognized by Guinness World Records.

The record attempt is planned as part of festivities connected with St. Patrick’s Day, one of Ireland’s most celebrated cultural events. Organizers hope the celebration will attract thousands of shamrock enthusiasts from across the country and beyond.

Participants are expected to dress in green, carry shamrocks, and join the large gathering in Dublin’s city center while officials count the crowd to confirm whether the attempt meets the criteria for a new record.

Event planners say the goal is not only to break a record but also to highlight Irish heritage and create a memorable community celebration.