Ireland's tiniest and shortest St Patrick's Day parade celebrates 25th anniversary

'It’s just incredible to bring the community out every year'
Ireland's tiniest and shortest St Patrick's Day parade celebrates 25th anniversary

Ireland’s tiniest and shortest St Patrick’s Day parade kicked off the bank holiday festivities, Monday, March 16. Picture: David Raleigh

Ireland’s tiniest and shortest St Patrick’s Day parade kicked off the bank holiday festivities Monday, celebrating 25 years of marching from a pre-school in Limerick.

Twenty pupils attending the Busy Bees pre-school, at Park Gardens, Corbally, marched alongside a local lone piper, five hundred metres to a roundabout and back to their classroom.

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