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Muireann, Oisín and Aislinn Ryan from Ardmayle
Happy St Patrick's Day!
It's a very different St. Patrick's Day this year but let's don the green and fly the flag for the day that's in it. Dress up, dress the kids, the dog and the cat - and send us your pics and videos. Come on everybody!!
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Grace Hanly on St Patrick's Day wearing her Irish dancing shoes with the Rock of Cashel in the background. She dances with LADC Studios Petri Doherty Cashel
Caoimhe O Gorman, age 5, from Faugheen Carrick on Suir proud to wear green today
Our virtual parade here in Clonmore, Co Tipperary! Daniel, Faye and Jack Gleeson
Happy first birthday to twin boys Max and Alex McCarthy
Irish cailín Kelsey's first St Patrick's Day
Sixteen month old Arlo looking very dapper in a beautiful green coat for St Patrick's Day
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The last group of St Declan’s Way pilgrims head off from Cahir to Goatenbridge last Saturday
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