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If you're taking part in the Graignamanagh St Patrick's Day Parade this year then here's an incentive to make your float the best - these amazing prize trophies made by the students of Duiske College!
5th year art students from Duiske College have created the awards for the winners of the best floats in next week's parade and the winners are sure to be delighted to receive them!
A group effort, the 1st and 5th year students designed and made the trophies in collaboration with the school's art department, woodwork department and the carpentry expertise of school caretaker, Declan Foley.
For spectators, the Graignamanagh parade takes place from 12.15pm on Tuesday, March 17. The parade will start at the Fairgreen and travel along the Main Street, past the reviewing stand outside SuperValu before travelling across the bridge to Tinnahinch.
READ MORE - WHAT'S ON IN KILKENNY THIS ST PATRICK'S DAY
If you plan to take part in the parade, you can register by texting your name and group or float to 0838933954 or by email to eventsatthehub@gmail.com
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