*Photograph: Natasha Barton
THERE WAS a strong emphasis on traditional music for Kilfenora’s St Patrick’s Day parade.
Tola Custy, Noel O’Donoghue, Eddie Moloney and Nigel Stevens were among the musicians who helped to kick off proceedings in the community hall from 12pm.
Ennis singer Damien Gormley also entertained the crowds from Vaughan’s Pub as young and old partook in the parade including the well-known Sheamie Garrihy.
All photographs by Natasha Barton.
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