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Some of the Stacks faithful in the parade.
EVERY year, it’s people that make the St Patrick’s Day parade special in Tralee.
This year was obviously no exception with almost every club, society, community group and charity organisation taking part.
Local businesses too were prominent and many had representatives giving their time to act as stewards along the parade route.
The younger participants brought colour and noise to proceedings and showed the great community spirit evident in our town. Scroll down for photos…
Sarah Dinan of Tralee Imperials.
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Nora Corridon of Kerins O’Rahillys taking part in the parade.
The Churchill youngsters on the march.
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Stephen Buttimer and Dermot Reen marching with Tralee Parnells.
Kieran O’Shea and friend with St Pats.
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Tralee Rugby Club on the march.
Members of the Tralee Boxing Club in action.
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Members of Bryan Carr School Of Performing Arts on the move.
Cassie Leen dancers doing their thing.
Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind volunteers taking part in the parade.
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Members of Recovery Haven taking part.
The guys from the Tralee Bay Wetlands in the parade.
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Aidan O’Carroll and Co. from the Kerry School of Music on The Rose Hotel float.
On the Cara Credit Union float.
Thys Vogels of Ballygarry House Hotel waves to the crowd.
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Army veterans on the march.
The Chain Gang cycle through town.
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Gardai were also represented.
Aidan Turner on his bike.
Members of Banna Sea Rescue on the march.
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Will Nolan, Dick Boyle and Sarah Carey taking part.
The local scouts were well represented.
As were the Brownies.
The Tralee Pipe and Drum band.
Young Tralee Imperials on the parade.
Na Gaeil men on the parade.
St Brendan’s Park FC were well represented.
Stacks brought the silverware.
John Mitchels were also well represented.
The Ballymac GAA faithful on the parade.
More boxing action.
