*Brian Torpey and Bosco Clancy led the parade in Tulla. Photograph: Tom Micks

TULLA PLAYERS took the top award at the St Patrick’s Day parade.

On the windswept hills of Tulla, it was the craic and colour provided by the Tulla Players led by Brian Torpey and Bosco Clancy that entertained the masses, they also managed to appear on the front page of The Clare Echo for their troubles.

Icons and legends was the theme of the Tulla parade where the guest of honour was the Liam MacCarthy Cup.

All photographs by Tom Micks.

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