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Expect lots of noise, lots of colour, and lots of fun as the parade makes its way through the city streets. The run-up to St Patrick's Day on Monday also sees a bumper schedule of live music, Irish culture and good times through the weekend at venues across the city, including the pop-up Irish Village on St Ann's Square, as part of Manchester 1. Watch the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Manchester’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade is back after four years, bringing a vibrant display of Irish culture to the streets. Taking place on Sunday, 16th March, the parade features more than 30 floats, marching bands, and Irish dancers. This year, St Patrick's Day falls on Monday, 17 March, with lots of events going on across Greater Manchester to celebrate the occasion. Last week, the 11-day Irish Festival kicked off proceedings When is the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Manchester 2025? The St. Patrick’s Day Parade will take place on Sunday, March 16, 2025, starting at 12:00 PM from Queens Road and ending at Deansgate around 2:00 PM. As Europe’s biggest Irish festival, Manchester Irish Festival will host 100 events across the city including a lively pop-up festival village, a legendary parade with more than 30 colourful and impressive floats featuring dancers and bands, through to a 12-hour St Patrick’s Day party. Mulligans is gearing up to host the city’s biggest and boldest St. Patrick’s Day celebration yet. On Monday, 17 March 2025, from 11am through to 1:30am, over 1,200 guests are expected to flood The Irish World Heritage Centre held their first St Patrick’s Day Parade on March 17, 1990 when they paraded to St Chad’s Church. Ever since 1992, the parade has made its way to Manchester Town Hall, Albert Square. In previous years, we have been joined by Taoiseach of Ireland Bertie Aherne, and Ministers Brendan Smith and John O’Donaghue. Join Manchester's St. Patrick's Day Parade on Sunday 16 March 2025! For the first time since 2021, and marking its 35th year, the parade will start at 12pm from the Irish World Heritage Centre and end at Deansgate. This year's parade celebrates Manchester's vibrant Irish community. Kicking things off from this week – Wednesday, 5-Monday, 17 March – expect rivers of Guinness, plenty of Jameson whiskey, even more epic feasting, live music and even the chance to test your luck with some Paddy’s Day surprises, Albert’s Schloss is about to party hard enough to make St. Patrick proud. Manchester's annual St Patrick's Day parade will feature an array of community floats and marching bands. The parade is set to start from the Irish World Heritage Centre on Queen's Road in Cheetham Hill at 12 noon and will follow the old, shorter route, down Cheetham Hill Road as far as the AO Arena before turning round and following the same Tickets are now on sale for St Patrick’s day weekend (15-18 March) at Piccadilly Gardens’ Dock 53, where there will be live entertainment throughout the day.Entry is free, but you can book tables to secure seats for you and your friends. St Patrick's Day Guide 2014 Town Hall. See Manchester town hall lit up the colour of a Shamrock. The annual Manchester St Patrick’s Day parade is organised by the Irish World Heritage Centre and takes place in Cheetham Hill. Now in its 25th year, the parade will start from the Irish World Heritage Centre on Queen’s Road in Cheetham Hill at 12 noon on Sunday and will follow a route down Cheetham Hill Road as far as the AO Arena before Download this stock image: Manchester, UK 13th March 2016 The St Patrick's Day Parade takes place for the 26th year in Manchester. It is probably the highlight of the Manchester Irish Festival with thousands turning out to watch. Starting from the Irish Heritage Centre in North Manchester, it goes through the centre of the city before finishing outside the Town Hall in Albert Square. Credit One of Manchester’s best boozers, and among the truly great Guinness pourers in the city, celebrate St Patrick’s Day with a huge party at Mulligans, including live music all day long. From 11am to 1.30am, the Irish pub will welcome guests for an unbeatable atmosphere and plenty of pints of the black stuff. Paint the town green in the run up to St Patrick's Day with this nifty guide to Irish festivities. Whether you’re gagging for a Guinness or crazy about colcannon, Manchester will have something You can see the full St Patrick's Day Manchester parade route here. The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the UK now stands at 319. Article continues below The countdown to Manchester’s St Patrick’s Day celebrations began today as the Irish market opened for trade in Albert Square. The city’s Irish community will be painting the town green this Manchester boasts numerous St. Patrick's Day parades, and all feature traditional Irish music, dancers, and elaborate floats. The primary parade starts at midday on the 10th of March its journey at the World Irish Heritage Centre , then heads down Cheetham Hill Road to the AO Arena, passing Manchester Fort, before turning around, and heading back. Manchester's St. Patrick's Day parade will take place on Sunday, 16 March, and will return to the city centre for the first time in over four years, this year celebrating the 35th anniversary
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