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A recent scientific study by Prof. Padraigin MacDoubhtfoley from the Royal College of Bulford in New York has proclaimed Keshcarrigan the World Champions when it comes to St Patrick’s Day.
After rigorous research and number crunching over the last 2 years, Prof. MacDoubhtfoley found that Keshcarrigan is unrivaled when it comes to celebrating the National Holiday in its unique manner year after year.
In honour of the unique achievement, a host of World Champions will share the stage with Keshcarrigan this St Patrick's Day at 2pm for the parade.
Irish World Champions Katie Taylor, Denis Taylor, Shane Lowry and International guests Argentina will parade through the village.
There is rumour that Katie Taylor has a big announcement to make for all those who attend.
With over 30 years of parades including Invisible, backwards, indoor, Brexit, standing-still to name but a few; Keshcarrigan is always the place to be on our National Day. All floats are welcome on the day with no entry fee and the zanier the better as “anything goes in Kesh”.
Make sure to join us on the day to celebrate the World Champions of St Patrick’s Day Champions Keshcarrigan.
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