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These girls were proud to wear green on St Patrick's Day in Cahir
The people of Cahir turned out in great numbers for the St Patrick's Day Parade.
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It was a wonderful family day out with so many groups putting in a massive effort to enter fantastic floats on the big day.
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Prizes awarded for the Parade are as follows: Best Community Float: First Prize (Perpetual Cup) went to Cahir Tidy Towns, Second Prize went to Seventh Tipp Scout Group, Best Commercial Float: First place Cahir Farmers Market, Second Prize Ballybrado Organic Farm, Most Entertaining Entry: First place went to John Cummins AKA Donald Trump, Second Prize CJ Kickham Band, Best Youth Entry: First place went to Cahir Majorettes and Second Prize went to Cahir Gymnastics /Flip N Twist.
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