Tracy Piggott and her daughter Thea with the statue of Lester Piggott unveiled at the Curragh on Saturday. Picture: Morgan Treacy/Inpho
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23 May 2022
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23 May 2022
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Army trucks and tanks, vintage vehicles and the Fire Service delighted the huge crowds that turned out in force in Newbridge on Thursday for the 2022 St Patrick's Day Parade.
The Defence Forces from the Curragh took to the streets.
Youngsters were delighted to see the flashing fire engines from the local Fire Services.
The Leah Moran Stage School entertained onlookers with their energetic routines.
Newbridge Taekondo displayed their skills at the viewing stand.
Newbridge Volleyball Club held aloft flags from all corners of the world.
And well-known local entertainer Johnny Peters entertained the crowds with a few numbers.
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Iryna Meleshkova, from Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, pictured at the Curragh on Sunday. Picture: Tom Maher/Inpho
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