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13 Apr 2026

Inspiring talk 'From Bansha to Broadway' to take place in Tipperary this month

The talk will take place at Tipperary Town Library on Friday, April 17 at 11:30am, featuring Tipperary native Martin Quinn.

Inspiring talk 'From Bansha to Broadway' to take place in Tipperary this month

Legislator David Tubiolo, presenting a Proclomation to mark April 18th as Martin Quinn Day, along with his daughter and other friends from the County Tipperary N&B Association

A special and inspiring talk, "From Bansha to Broadway", will take place at Tipperary Town Library on Friday, April 17 at 11:30am, featuring Tipperary native Martin Quinn.

In this engaging presentation, Martin will recount his unforgettable experience representing County Tipperary on the international stage as Grand Marshal of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New York.

In a historic first, he became the first person from outside the United States to lead the world-famous parade down Fifth Avenue, proudly heading the County Tipperary North & South Association of New York.

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His story is one of pride, heritage, and deep connection between Tipperary and the global Irish diaspora. From his roots in Bansha to the bright lights of Broadway, Martin's journey is both remarkable and uplifting.

Adding to this extraordinary honour, Martin was presented with an official proclamation by the Westchester Board of Legislators in New York, designating April 18 as "Martin Quinn Day".

The proclamation was presented by Legislator David Tubiolo in recognition of Martin’s outstanding contribution and his role in celebrating Irish identity abroad.

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This promises to be a memorable and uplifting event, offering a unique insight into one man’s journey and the enduring spirit of Tipperary across the world.

All are welcome. Admission is free.

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