×
Castlepollard will once again play host to the North Westmeath St Patrick's Day Parade. There is sure to be plenty of humour and light hearted moments at Delvin's St Patrick's Day Parade. All the Legends of Westmeath North Westmeath St Patrick's Day Parade is taking place in Castlepollard on the17th March 2025 at 5pm. Theme -LEGENDS OF WESTMEATH. The Square Castlepollard is where the parade and fun will begin. The organisers are asking for as many people to join in and line the streets as possible to make this parade one to remember. With its unique blend of Irish and rural charm, Westmeath is the perfect destination for anyone looking to experience the true spirit of St. Patrick's Day. The 2025 Westmeath St. Patrick's Day Parade promises to be an unforgettable experience, with a packed schedule of events and activities that will keep you entertained from dawn till dusk. Westmeath: Delvin St Patrick's Day Parade will be a day early on Sunday March 16 and will start at 3pm. Promised to bring vibrant floats, lively music, and spirited dancers filling the streets with craic agus ceoil. Chairperson of the Delvin St. Patrick's Day Parade David Jones, says a special guest from overseas is set to make an appearance: The annual Delvin St Patrick's Day Parade is taking place on Monday 18th March 3-5pm The theme of the 2024 parade revival is perhaps aptly centred around ‘music’. Home of the very first St Patrick's Day parade back in 1903, St Patricks Festival in the Heart of Ireland - Athlone, Co Westmeath. Croí na hÉireann Festival, Athlone. Back for its 72nd year, the Holyoke St. Patrick's Parade showcases prize-winning floats, championship bands, notable celebrities and musical guests in one of the premiere St. Patrick's Day parades North Westmeath St.Patrick's Day Parade 2024 takes place in Castlepillard on Sunday 17th March 2024. Join in with the fun on St Patrick's Day with a parade through Castlepollard starting at 17:00. Readers are advised to check with the organiser before relying on the details published here. The Lourdes Brass Band, Drogheda are honored to be invited to join the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in the Westmeath town of Delvin. As ever the Delvin community are ahead of the rest of the country and leading in the National celebrations on Sunday 16th March. The theme Westmeath Through the Ages captured the imagination of clubs, schools, businesses, and individuals, who created a spectacular display of floats in this year’s North Westmeath St Patrick’s Day parade in Castlepollard. It was one of the best attended St Patrick’s Day parades in the midlands. A St Patrick's Day parade in Mullingar (file pic). Who was St Patrick? This account of the life of St Patrick, written by a Madam MacEgan, was published in the Westmeath Examiner of March 17, 1945. North Westmeath St Patrick’s Day Parade ‘Legends of Westmeath’ will occupy pride of place as the prevailing theme of the North Westmeath St Patrick’s Day Parade. The Square is overlooked by several Georgian-style buildings, and a sculpture depicting the Children of Lir is located here. The Square is home to the annual North Westmeath St Patricks Parade as well as smaller events and markets throughout the year. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Mullingar, County Westmeath, this vibrant festival showcases the town’s rich cultural heritage, community spirit, and the enduring legacy of St. Patrick. Tradition holds that St. Patrick journeyed through the Midlands in 433 AD, traveling from Tara to the Hill of Uisneach. Preparations for the 2024 St Patrick's Day parade in Moate are currently "in full swing", according to the organising committee who have confirmed the appearance of a third marching band at the event on Sunday, March 17. Expected to be the biggest St Patrick's Day parade Galway city has ever seen, Sunday's instalment looks ahead to this summer's Olympics in Paris with its theme. The parade, which will feature over 3,000 participants, starts at 11.30am from University Road, crossing Salmon Weir Bridge. Home of the very first St Patrick's Day parade back in 1903, the city of Waterford in Ireland's Ancient East celebrates Irelandʼs patron saint with a four-day St Patrickʼs Festival from March 14-17 featuring everything from a parade to river cruises, whiskey tastings, Celtic knot workshops, and music events.
Articles and news, personal stories, interviews with experts.
Photos from events, contest for the best costume, videos from master classes.
 | |
 | |