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Millstreet St. Patrick’s Day Parade

A big thank you to everyone who has submitted their application to take part in the Millstreet St. Patrick’s Day Parade!

There’s still time to get your entries in, so start planning how you’d like to join the fun. You could march as:

 A favourite Irish character or legend
A colourful community group or club
Musicians, dancers, or entertainers
A decorated tractor or vintage vehicle
Local heroes such as frontline services
Creative themed groups with costumes and props

The more colour, creativity, and community spirit, the better!

To receive an entry form, simply email millstreetcommunitycouncil20 @gmail.com

Calling all clubs, organisations, schools, groups or anyone that just feels like getting dressed up & marching in the Millstreet St. Patricks Day parade!!

Calling all clubs, organisations, schools, groups or anyone that just feels like getting dressed up & marching in the Millstreet St. Patricks Day parade!! You can even bring your pet! There will be prizes for best float, group, fleet, novelty act, school, pets & more!
Sign up to be in this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade by emailing:
 millstreetcommunitycouncil20 @gmail.com for an application form. All entries must be in by Thursday March 13th. Entry is free & we would love you to join in the fun!!
Join us for a great family day of Music & Entertainment which kicks off in The Square, Millstreet at 4pm with the parade set to start at 5pm on Mon, March 17th 2025

 

Sensory – Friendly Viewing Area at the St Patrick’s Day Parade

There will be a Sensory-friendly viewing area available in front of O’Regan’s Mills, Station Road for the Millstreet St. Patricks Day parade.
We hope this will be a success in helping to support neurodiversity in our community.
The parade will kick off at 5pm on Monday 17th March.
With thanks to O’Regan’s Mills for use of their premises. 

St Patrick’s Day Parade 2022

After two years of absence due to Covid19 the Millstreet St Patrick’s Parade returned bigger and better than ever.  The Town wash awash in green and gold with a festive atmosphere about.  Grand marshal for 2022 was Joanne O’Riordan whom returned to her native Milllstreet to bestow us with the honour.  Our Pipe Band started the proceedings showcasing their new uniforms.  The rain showers of earlier dried and everyone enjoyed a mild dry afternoon.  Thank you to Geraldine Dennehy for stepping into the shoes of Seán Radley and I am sure did him proud.  Seán is recovering well from his recent surgery and is looking forward to contributing to Millstreet.ie in the near future.

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