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Keshcarrigan St Patrick's Day Parade 2024. Photo: Willie Donnellan
This year’s parade in Keshcarrigan is set to begin at 2:30pm in the village and is expected to bring plenty of fun for everyone.
St Patrick’s Day parades in Keshcarrigan have been a staple for the past 25 years, with something different featured each year.
The theme of this year’s parade is ‘Heritage’, reflecting Keshcarrigan’s achievement in winning the All-Ireland Heritage Award 2025 for the “Revisiting the 1930 Sheebeg Excavation.”
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The parade will be led by the village’s own local pipe band, Kiltubrid Pipe Band, and the village is looking forward to seeing all the different floats of the parade and joining in the festivities for the day.
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