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HomeLifestyleLisdoon leads the way

Lisdoon leads the way

n the St Patrick's Day Parade at Lisdoonvarna. Photograph by John Kelly.
n the St Patrick’s Day Parade at Lisdoonvarna. Photograph by John Kelly.

LISDOONVARNA and September go hand in hand in terms of colour, music and craic, but the Spa town also had a great festival atmosphere for this St Patrick’s weekend.

Trad musicians keeping spirits up during the St Patrick's Day Parade at Lisdoonvarna. Photograph by John Kelly.
Trad musicians keeping spirits up during the St Patrick’s Day Parade at Lisdoonvarna. Photograph by John Kelly.
John Looney on a vintage tractor during the St Patrick's Day Parade at Lisdoonvarna. Photograph by John Kelly.

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John Looney on a vintage tractor during the St Patrick’s Day Parade at Lisdoonvarna. Photograph by John Kelly.

In fact the North Clare town stole a march on the rest of the country by staging its annual parade on Saturday.

The organisers were thrilled by the level of participation, saying it well exceeded their expectations.

A native of Ennis, Colin McGann has been editor of The Clare Champion since August 2020. Former editor of The Clare People, he is a journalism and communications graduate of Dublin Institute of Technology.

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