All the photos as St Patrick’s Day in Enniscorthy proves a massive celebration
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Tess Hogan, Scott Murphy and Achie Murphy at the Enniscorthy Parade.
Clodagh, Mark, Phoebe and Eva Morrissey at the Enniscorthy Parade
Caroline and John Carson and Rachel, Hannah and Bobby Dowling at the Enniscorthy Parade
Ann Cussen, Pippa Doyle, Sean Cussen and Daniel Doyle at the Enniscorthy Parade
Lucy McLoughlin and Sandra Dillon at the Enniscorthy Parade
Walkers at the Enniscorthy Parade
Ballindaggin Pipe Band at the Enniscorthy Parade
Enniscorthy Town AFC schoolboys at the Enniscorthy Parade
Edermine Ferry Rowing Club at the Enniscorthy Parade
Sophia and Nadia Donnohoe at the Enniscorthy Parade
Shamrocks GAA schoolboys at the Enniscorthy Parade
Ruby Hyland, George O'Brien and Katie Hyland at the Enniscorthy Parade
Emma Cooney, Hannah Brooks and Anna Boyce at the Enniscorthy Parade
Enniscorthy Girl Guides at the Enniscorthy Parade
Sophie Gancera at the Enniscorthy Parade
Community gardai Sinead Byrne and Chrisian Dorneanu at the Enniscorthy Parade
Marshalstown Castledockrell GAA Club young players at the Enniscorthy Parade
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Despite the threat of inclement weather the St Patrick’s Day parades around the Enniscorthy district were very well supported this year with the main event in Enniscorthy town attracted a large crowd of onlookers.
The organisers worked very hard at ensuring this year’s event was among the most memorable for a long time.
The Enniscorthy parade saw marching groups move from Templeshannon over Rafter Bridge and onto Mill Park Road and the colourful cortege then moved up Friary Hill, Court Street and up Hospital Lane before making their way along Parnell Road and back down towards Market Square from Doyle’s Corner.
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Given it’s the 225th anniversary of the 1798 Rebellion there was something extra special about this year’s parade and the organisers thanked everyone involved in making it a great day out.
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