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16 May 2022
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ALL PHOTOS COURTESY OF JOHN RAPPLE
Traditionally, there is no St Patrick's Day parade in Naas - the town instead opting for an Easter procession. But there was song, music and crowds galore on the streets this year as Irish language organisation Sult na Sollán hosted a street festival to mark the national holiday.
Events were held around Poplar Square, the Moat Mall, the Courthouse and St David's Church, with trad music, dance and drama to delight the crowd all afternoon on St Patrick's Day.
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Oisin and his mum, Barbara
Winner Aine Purcell. Picture: Inpho/Morgan Treacy
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