St Patrick’s Day parade highlights around Ireland
National Parade
The largest parade in Ireland was held in Dublin, with various celebrations in cities, towns and villages across the island of Ireland.
The Grand Marshall of the National Parade in the capital, Patrick Kielty, said he was the proudest man in Ireland today.
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Cork, Kerry agus an Daingean
Gardaí in Cork City estimated over 50,000 people lined the city streets for this year’s St Patrick’s Day parade – a celebration of ‘Pure Imagination’.
Agus sa Daingean i gContae Chiarraí, bhí daoine dúistithe le breacadh an lae – don bparáid is luaithe in Éirinn.
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Galway, Swinford, Ballintober agus An Spideal
Galway again played host to the west’s biggest parade, where Ireland’s Olympic preparations were celebrated by a range of local clubs and organisations.
Thousands of people lined the route through the city, for an event filled with noise, colour and action.
Bhí na mílte ar shráideanna chathair na dTreabh don ócáid mhór.
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Belfast, Downpatrick and Derry
St Patrick’s Day revellers are enjoying events including parades and festivals to mark the day, with celebrations being held across the North including Belfast, Downpatrick and Derry.
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Limerick, Ennis, Thurles
The energy and innovation of young people in particular were themes at parades across the Mid West today as thousands of community and sporting groups took part.
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Sligo, Moville, Drumshambo and Gaoith Dobhair
Parades in the north west of the country celebrated everything from the Wild Atlantic way to Eurovision winners and new communities living locally.
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Midlands
Crowds were out before Mass ahead of the first parade in the Midlands.
Elsewhere, spectators and participants avoided downpours to enjoy the celebrations.
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Wexford, Waterford, Kilkenny and Carlow
The weather played its part today in the south-east as the sun shone in most areas as parades passed through the towns and cities.
Large crowds came out, attracted by favourable conditions and plenty of colour – most of it green.
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Oram, Killeshandra, Ardee and Slane
Starting with the shortest parade of the year in Oram, Co Monaghan, the parades certainly brought the sun to the North East.
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