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A lovely photo from last year's Ballylooby Parade. This year's event kicks off on Bank Holiday MONDAY at 12 noon. See you there!
Ballylooby St Patrick’s Day Parade on Monday
Don’t forget this Monday’s St. Patrick’s Parade, kicking off at 12 midday in the village, hosted in conjunction with Tipperary County Council.
There’ll be good music, tasty food, hot drinks, and tons of fun for everyone. Show off, promote your business, or come for fun - decorate your vehicle and join the procession.
It’ll be great craic for all the family, we hope to see you there!
Also don’t miss our next new event in the Village Hall: on Friday night, March 22 at 8 o’clock - the “Rambling House” begins! Welcome all singers, musicians, storytellers, entertainers and anyone who appreciates a bit of homegrown entertainment. Play a tune, sing a song, spin a yarn, recite a poem or clap along - it’s all for the fun of it.
No entrance fee, no auditions, no worries. Come join us and enjoy!
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