*Photograph: John Sheridan

KILLINASCULLY boys made an appearance at the St Patrick’s Day parade in Lisdoonvarna.

With fine weather in Lisdoonvarna it added to the enjoyment of the occasion in what was a small but simple parade.

Lisdoonvarna Tidy Towns took the top prize for best float followed by Obair and the Trump Wall while the Killinascully Boys were the shield winners.

Catherine Moroney was among one of the main organisers of the parade and worked very diligently in advance. The stage was provided by Eugene Drennan of Spa Transport with Pat O’Connell acting as MC for the parade.

All photographs by Willie O’Reilly, John Sheridan and Brendan Cusack.

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