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St Patrick’s Day is not so much a day anymore as a festival celebrated over a series of days and Oranmore is no exception, as the town is set to make the national day into a week long festival.

With less than three weeks remaining until St Patrick’s Day the parade committee would like to remind everyone that float entries for the parade must be submitted by March 1. All participants are encourged to be as creative and imaginative as possible in designing and constructing their floats/entries. Don’t forget the theme for this year’s parade is The Environment.

Galway’s St Patrick’s Day Parade takes place on Wednesday March 17, starting at 12.30pm. However the parade will be the finale of a whole series of events as the St Patrick’s festivities are extended to five days this year.

Kilkenny’s St Patrick’s Day Parade theme has been decided and the committee responsible for this year’s event have revealed that the theme this year is ‘Earth Parade’.

The Mullingar St Patrick’s Day parade committee are very enthusiastic about this year’s St Patrick’s Day, and have been busy coming up with exciting ideas to make this year’s parade the most successful to date.

The St Patrick’s Day celebrations will start early in 2010 as the organisers have created a programme of events in the run up to the big day.

Registration is now open for Galway’s 2009 St Patrick’s Day Parade which will take place on Tuesday March 17.

Coiste Fhéile Pádraig in Loughrea is inviting the local community to attend the St Patrick’s Day parade which will start at 1pm.

Galway will hold its 106th St Patrick’s Day Parade on Tuesday and this year’s sea based theme will have sea creatures swarming through the city streets.

The St Patrick’s Day committee is calling on people from all corners of the community to come together again this year to ensure that Kilkenny has a parade to remember.