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There was a great turnout in Kilcormac as they hosted the 42nd edition of their St. Patrick's Day parade on Tuesday afternoon.
The parade began from the Kilcormac-Killoughey GAA field on the Birr Road and featured a host of community participation and creative displays marching through the streets of the Offaly town.
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There were many participants in the parade including vintage cars and tractors, local sports clubs, a bagpiper, various local organisations, children in fancy dress and much more.
READ MORE: PICTURES: Crowds gather as Clara celebrates St. Patrick's Day in style
Kilcormac was one of several parades to be celebrated in Offaly on Tuesday as thousands of spectators packed the streets in towns and villages across the Faithful county to commemorate St. Patrick's Day.
Photos courtesy of Ger Rogers Photography.
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