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Olympian Daire Lynch,Grand Marshal for the St Patrick's Day Parade at the VIP reviewing st and with the Mayor of Clonmel cllr Pat English and other dignatories
Clonmel staged a wonderful celebration for the St Patrick's Day Parade on Monday with a huge turnout coming out to see the spectacle in fine weather.
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There was an incredible blast of noise and colour on the streets of Clonmel as the parade made its way to the reviewing stand outside the Town Hall.
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Shortly after the parade the winning floats were named by the organisers. In first place came Malayalees in South Tipperary, DR2 Dance Club came second and Clonmel Rowing Club had a huge turnout as they proudly marched after their member Olympian Daire Lynch who was Grand Marshal for the day.
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