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This year's parade is planned for 2pm on March 17
Complete guide to St Patrick's Day for all of Carlow. St Patrick's day is this coming Sunday March 17th with parades all over Carlow to take place in Carlow Town, Bagenalstown, Tullow, Ballon, Borris and Graiguecullen
Graiguecullen: Leaves Carlow town park at 10am making its way through Graigue and finshing in Graiguecullen Parish Centre around 10:30am
Carlow Town : Carlow Town is set to host a full afternoon of music and entertainment kicking off at 2pm. The Potato Market will host food venders, children's entertainers, carousels, and free bouncing castles. The parade will start at 3pm, leaving from Kennedy Avenue and making its way towards Barrack Street. Following the parade the the entertainment doesn't stop there with live performances form Roisín Dubh, Zak Same and the Similars, and Eric De Butlier.
Borris: Kicks off at 1:30 pm
Tullow: The Tullow parade gets under way from 2 pm, from the Dublin Road leading through the town. Activities and entertainment promised in Tullow as well.
Ballon: The Ballon parade starts on the Bundclody Road at 3:30 and makes its way through the village of Ballon and through Ballykealey.
The Carlow parades promised to be a great day of St Patrick's Day festivities.
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