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06 Sept 2025
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Fenagh St Patrick's Day committee and volunteers are putting the finishing touches to this year's parade which starts at 2pm on Sunday.
Floats are asked to assemble on the Tully Lane side of the village at 1.30pm.
This year's parade is led by our very own St Patrick, local piper and the local school children.
All businesses and community groups in the village and surrounding areas are asked to enter a float free of charge.
Floats from surrounding villages are also very welcome to participate.
Further events will take place on the day in the two local pubs and fantastic food will be available on the street.
Please show your support.
See also:
Excitement building for St Patrick's Day in Ballinamore
Kiltubrid Pipe Band to lead this year's St Patrick's Day parade in Mohill
Smuggling courses and Border controls in Keshcarrigan's St Patrick's Day parade this year
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