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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Best Children's/Youth entry: Ger Casey of Supermacs presented the prize to Caoimhe McGovern from Carrick Rowing Club. Also pictured is Colm McGrath, Carrick Chamber President.
Most Creative entry - sponsored by Cox’s Pharmacy. The winners were Carrick-on-Shannon Rapid River Responders. Sharon Garland and Cameron Conlon receive the prize from Colm McGrath, Carrick Chamber President.
Best Window Display the winner was Tegi’s Tearoom. Emma Cunningham, Manager of The Leitrim Design House, presented Tegi Brennan with her prize. Also pictured is Colm McGrath, Carrick Chamber President.
Best Artistic/Original entry: The winner was Kilmore Vintage Cars – A perpetual plaque awarded by Mr. Bernie Carty was presented by Ray Gannon to Andy Mochan and Gerard Healy. Also pictured is Colm McGrath, Carrick Chamber President.
Additional prize winner - Best Club/Organisation - sponsored by The Oarsman: The winner was Scoil Mhuire Carrick-on-Shannon pictured during this year's parade.
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