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The Mayor of Clonmel Cllr Pat English with some of the st Patrick's Day award winners
The winning entrants in the St. Patrick's Day parade in Clonmel were awarded with their prizes by the Mayor of Clonmel Cllr Pat English.
The organisers of the winning float entries were invited to the Town Hall in Clonmel for a prizegiving ceremony.
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Organisers praised the creativity, energy and cooperation of all groups involved, as well as the remarkable turnout from the public.
The parade winners on the day were: first place Kool School, second place Rockin’ Paddy, and joint third place Sonic Fitness and the Filipino–Irish Community. Each group put on a fantastic display—truly deserving winners across the board.
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Clonmel Borough District extends its sincere thanks to participants, volunteers, emergency services, sponsors, visiting delegations, and the people of Clonmel for making the 2026 parade such a tremendous success.
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