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St. Patrick’s Festival in Galway ☘️. Galway’s St Patrick’s Day parade in 2025 will be the largest St Patrick’s Day spectacle the city has ever seen. Galway City Council have organised a series of events over the course of the bank holiday weekend from 15th to the 17th March 2025, to celebrate Ireland’s national holiday. A three-day festival of free events will take place in Galway City from 15th–17th March to celebrate this year’s St. Patrick’s Day. With St. Patrick’s Day falling on a Monday (17th March), the festivities promise to bring even more excitement to the city over the extended weekend. Hosted by Galway City Council, the programme is set to St. Patrick’s Day in Galway is an electrifying experience filled with cultural pride, music, parades, and festivities. The 2025 celebration promises to be grander than ever, bringing locals and tourists together for a weekend of Irish heritage, fun, and unforgettable memories. The annual St Patrick’s Day parade in Roundstone will start 2.30pm and the community is getting ready for a “fun filled day for all the family”. Galway City Galway city will host its biggest ever St. Patrick’s Day parade Sunday 17 March 2024. With over 3,000 entrants, over a thousand more than 2023's bumper spectacle. The theme for St. Patrick's Festival in Galway city is 'Olympics 2024' , as the city celebrates our athletic, boxing, swimming, sailing and equestrian heroes, past, present and future. The St Patrick’s Festival parade in Galway on March 17th will mark the highlight of a 3 day celebration of Irish culture and will serve as a platform to showcase the creativity of local artists and community groups. The parade starts at 11.30am and runs through Galway city centre for over 1 hour. While Galway city is hosting a three-day party to celebrate St. Patricks Day, towns and villages across the county, from the boggy east to the soggy west, are hosting spectacular Parades for 2024. Clifden, Tuam and Ballinasloe are amongst the big towns hosting events to keep the St. Patrick's Day craic going. To see where St. Patrick’s Day, as we know it, began in Ireland, head to Waterford. “They held the first St. Patrick’s Day parade in 1903,” said Sugrue. St. Patrick’s Day Parades around Galway On Monday March 17th, the Galway City Parade will start at 11.30am from the University of Galway. Its route will continue over the Salmon Weir Bridge, to Eglinton Street and onwards past the viewing stand at Eyre Square, to Bóther na mBan and finish at the Dyke Road Car Park. St Patrick’s Festival Galway will celebrate Ireland’s national holiday with a series of events over the course of the bank holiday weekend from 15th to the 17th March 2025, organised by Galway City Council. Galway’s St Patrick’s Day parade in 2025 will be the largest St Patrick’s Day spectacle the city has ever seen. Leading up to the big day, you can enjoy street performances, live music, and food stalls along St. Patrick’s Street and Grand Parade. Galway’s St. Patrick’s Parade Date: March 17, 2025 Website: Galway City Council Galway’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade celebrates the city’s artistic spirit, with street performances, traditional music Perhaps the most famous Paddy’s Day event in Ireland, Dublin St Patrick’s Festival returns with a bang in 2025. A three-day extravaganza of music, arts, and culture culminates on 17 March with the famous parade through the city streets. The 48th Annual Ellen McAnelly Memorial St. Patrick's Day Parade, also known as the 2025 Huntsville / Madison County St. Patrick's Day Parade is back on March 15, 2025. The Galway St. Patrick's Day parade begins at 11:30am on Sunday 17 March with this year's theme 'Olympics 2024'. The parade will take over one hour to complete taking the route first used in 2019. Participants will march from University Road, over the Salmon Weir Bridge, to Eglinton Street, past the viewing stand at Eyre Square and onto The St. Patrick’s Day parade will take place on Monday 17th of March 2025. The parade is proposed to start at 11.00am and usually finishes at 1.00pm. The starting point will be at University of Galway and the collection point is the Black Box Car Park. The St. Patrick’s Day parade in Loughrea will beign at 1pm from Barracks Street and this year's theme is "Fairytales and Children Stories". Tuam In Tuam, the St. Patrick’s Day Parade will The Galway St. Patrick's Day parade begins at 11:30am on Sunday 17 March with this year's theme 'Olympics 2024'. The parade will take over one hour to complete taking the route first used in 2019. The St. Patricks' Day Festival Village is expected to be very busy, in particular, before during and after the parade on Sunday 17 March. St Patrick’s Day Parade – March 17. Of course the lynchpin of St Patrick’s Day is always the amazing parade attracting massive crowds to the city. This year’s promises to be the biggest put on in Galway to date, with over 1,500 people and more than 50 locals groups taking part. A true Treasure of Galway City, Mary Bennett, and the lifesaving RNLI will be the guests of honour at this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Galway City. 2024 marks the 200th anniversary of the RNLI, with two centuries of saving lives on the waters of Ireland and the UK. Athenry St. Patrick's Day parade turned 100 last year but they have an even bigger parade planned this year. The community has organised a particular parade with the theme 'Life Cycle'. The event will start at 11.45 from the Athenry Link road and will finish at the Town Park. To know more about Athenry’s St. Patrick's Day parade you can click
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