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Google Doodle goes green for St. Patrick's Day

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
March 17, 2016

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Google is turning green for St. Patrick’s Day.

Those who visit the Google homepage today will see the traditional primary-colored Google logo at first, before the green "l" in Google transforms into a dancing shamrock-themed android and changes all of the other letters into the same green color.

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Google is known for marking holidays and significant days in history with creative takes on its traditional logo.

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