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Tony McCaul makes his way down Main Street during the St. Patrick's Day parade in Letterkenny
Letterkenny Chamber have announced the winners of the various categories from Thursday’s hugely successful St. Patrick’s Day parade.
Big crowds lined the streets of the town as Letterkenny - like so many other towns and villages - celebrated the national feast day with a first parade since 2019.
Pinehill Studios, Citadel Gymnastics and Alison Quigley Dance were the overall winners.
Among the other notable winners were St. Eunan’s GAA club who won the sporting category and Friars Rest whose fabulous entry won them the Best Business category.
A big well done to everyone who played their part in hosting or taking part in the parade.
There was entertainment at the Market Square ahead of the parade and it was great to see so many people coming out to enjoy the event on a cold, but otherwise lovely day.
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