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Cloughjordan Circus Club
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There was a joyous atmosphere around the town of Thurles, Tipperary this St Patrick’s Day, when the parade started in the town centre. The Thurles St Patrick’s Day parade started off at the JYSK car park in the town and made its way down to Liberty Square.
this St Patrick’s Day, when the parade started in the town centre. The Thurles St Patrick’s Day parade started off at the JYSK car park in the town and made its way down to Liberty Square.
Many community groups participated in the parade this year and it was a roaring success due to the interesting groups who took part in the parade.
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