The special Roads Policing Operation, which began at 7am last Thursday, will continue until 7am on Wednesday March 18
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The Clane St Patrick’s Day Parade drew large crowds this year, as the community came together to celebrate Ireland’s national holiday in style.
Colourful floats, local sports clubs, schools and community groups all took part, creating a lively and welcoming atmosphere.
Traditional music and dance performances added to the festive spirit, while families lined the streets to enjoy the spectacle.
The parade highlighted the strong sense of community in Clane, with volunteers playing a key role in organising the event.
Overall, it was a vibrant and memorable celebration of local pride and culture.
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