We’ve already lost two Paddy’s Days to lockdown, so a four-day weekend seems only right, don’t you think?!
will return to the streets of Dublin this Thursday at 12pm. Kicking off at Parnell Square, the parade will wind its way through the city as hundreds of Ireland’s most dynamic and innovative musicians, designers, choreographers, pageant engineers, artists and makers put on one of the country’s most ambitious performances to celebrate our patron saint. a show to celebrate our patron saint.
No tickets are required but it’s likely to be quite busy so arriving early is recommended. The parade will also be broadcast on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player for anyone who can’t make it in on the day.events and activities organised for the long weekend. Inspired by all the local heroes who kept spirits high during lockdown, this year’s theme is centred on the theme of ordinary people in extraordinary times. Promising to be a pageant of colour and dance, the parade will leave from South Mall at 1 pm.Widely considered to be the cultural heart of Ireland, Galway never disappoints when it comes to planning a memorable celebration and this year’sis no exception.
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