Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Parade Celebrates 21st Year

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Despite the gloomy weather, Irish eyes were still smiling at this year’s Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Parade! The 21st annual Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday, March 10 featured Celtic-clad marchers and bands traveling on East Tremont Avenue. This year’s groups consisted of local elected officials, schools, the FDNY, pipe and drum bands, community organizations and families representing this year’s honorary grand marshals journeyed down the route which sported a fresh green median and massive shamrock as thousands of Bronxites from all over the borough cheered from the sidelines.

The Perez family took shelter from the rain to enjoy this year’s parade.
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The Colt Family wore their best Gaelic attire for the celebration.
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FDNY Emerald Society Pipe and Drums marched on with music in their step.
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(l-r) Ashley Goldman, Peter Mullane, John Labate and Brendan Burke enthusiastically cheered on the parade marchers.
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The Ballman Family had a grand time at the parade.
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(l-r) Grand marshals former Congressman Joe Crowley; Margaret McKeegan and Sr. Teresa Barton, CND enjoyed the neighborhood’s cultural celebration.
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Cardinal Spellman High School Cheerleaders Marching Band enjoyed themselves.
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(l-r) Mary and Louis Moore and Thomas Neilin viewed the parade from the sidelines.
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(l-r) Inish Free School of Irish Dance’s Madison Keown, Kylie Garcia and Kaiden Salmander.
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Throggs Neck siblings Matthew and Caroline Lennon were dressed for the occasion.
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The Lynam and Buckely families traveled from Edgewater Park to view this year’s parade.
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(l-r) Joseph McManus, Community Board 11 member; Marjorie Velazquez, 82nd Assembly District Female Leader, District Attorney Darcel Clark, State Committee member Thomas Messina; Councilman Mark Gjonaj, Assemblyman Michael Benedetto and Community Board 10 member Lewis Goldstein.
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Wreath placed for the firefighters lost on 9/11 and flowers placed for the honorary grand marshals.
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Scarlett, a mini-horse, represented Schuyler Hill Funeral Home at the parade.
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(l-r) Kenzie, Connor, Cullen, Liam and Maura Crowley with Bruce the dog came out in support.
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(l-r) Birthday boy Michael Conlin, Sue and Debbie Donnelly with Donna DiMico enjoyed the festivities.
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