St. Patrick's Day 2023
History was recorded on St. Patrick’s Day
Events, NewsHistory is recorded on St. Patrick’s Day in Mayo | Connaught Telegraph (con-telegraph.ie)
A notable chapter of history has been written on St. Patrick’s Day in Mayo.
John McNamara Denis marked his 50th year of sounding the Revéille this morning at 6 a.m. in the village of Dooagh on Achill Island.
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Afternoon March on St. Patrick’s Day 2023
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Events, Photos, videoThe 2023 St. Patrick’s Day parade page can be found here
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First band of the day
Events, videoMarching through Dooagh
Events, videoWhat a fantastic day yesterday!
Events, videoThe Day is over but keep the photos and videos coming
UncategorizedHappy St. Patrick’s Day 2023!
Events, videoReady for St. Patrick’s Day 2023!
Events, NewsHey there, you lucky leprechauns! It’s almost St. Patrick’s Day, the best day of the year for anyone who loves Ireland and all things green.
The St. Patrick’s Day parade will take place throughout lower Achill on March 17th, 2023. The parade will be starting bright and early at 8:00 am from Molly’s (link is to the map location) in Keel West and will proceed through Dooagh village to Pollagh Church, where the band will play before and after mass at 9:00 am. The band will join the other bands and march through Keel and then onto Dookinella Church for midday mass. The band will play before and after mass with the other pipe bands from lower Achill. The band will then march back through Pollagh, Dooagh and Keel West and parade through the whole village, where we will perform some of our favourite tunes. The band will stop off at the pubs along the way back to Molly’s where the parade will end sometime around 5pm (17:00). We invite you all to join us in celebrating with music, dance and craic.
We hope you’re as excited as we are for St. Patrick’s Day tomorrow. If you want to join us in celebrating our Irish heritage and culture with our famous bagpipe tunes.
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