*Photograph: Vera O’Rourke

HOMES and businesses of Scariff were decorated for the St Patrick’s Day parade which took place on Monday.

Beginning in neighbouring Tuamgraney, the Scariff parade drew plenty of interest and engagement from East Clare locals.

Members of the community were invited to dress up for the parade.

It also marked the first appearance of Scariff Bay Community Radio’s new vehicle.

All photographs by Vera O’Rourke

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