The photos from the 2018 St. Patrick’s Day parade are almost ready. Some are ready now and should be finished by tomorrow.
Author: Paul Mc Namara
Paul Mc Namara has run the Dooagh Pipe Band website since 1997 when the band celebrated the 50th anniversary of the foundation of the band.
St. Patrick’s Day / Men of the West – 2018 at Pollagh Church
Dooagh Pipe Band playing at Pollagh Church on St. Patrick’s Day 2018 after Mass had ended.
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Eimear and Aoife give their view on St. Patrick’s Day 2018 as Dooagh Pipe Band marches from Pollagh Church in the morning.
Dooagh Pipe Band – The YouTube playlist
My YouTube Dooagh Pipe Band playlist featuring a selection of videos in recent years.
Photos from Instagram / Flickr and videos from YouTube are added when I find them using the #dooaghpipeband hashtag.
Alternatively, anyone can submit photos or videos by email to paul @ dooagh.com.
The McNamara’s from the Sound
Three generations of the McNamara’s from the Sound in the band on St. Patrick’s Day 2018.
Dooagh Pipe Band Dance 2018
Dooagh Day has announced that Dooagh Pipe Band will have their dance on Easter Sunday night in Gielty’s. Cost is €10 and 10pm.
Playing in Pollagh – St. Patrick’s Day 2018
Catherine Etienne from Pure Magic posted this video on Instagram of the Dooagh Pipe Band marching in Pollagh on St. Patrick’s Day 2018.
Dooagh Pipe Band video at the Wavecrest by John Kenny – St. Patrick’s Day 2018
John Kenny is back with a new video from the 2018 St. Patrick’s Day parade. The Dooagh Pipe band starts playing at the Wavecrest and marches into the centre of Dooagh.
Marching through Keel West on St. Patrick’s Day 2018
The first video of 2018 is ready and there will be more uploaded over the next few weeks. This was the final video that I shot before the batteries on my camera and phone gave out.
The 2018 posts start now
Hello!
Managed to get into this site again and start posting content from the 2018 St. Patrick’s Day parade on Achill Island.
Let’s start with this one of the waking big drum on St. Patrick’s morning. More content coming over the next few weeks.