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Cleveland St. Patrick’s Day Parade Announces New Path



The St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee of the United Irish Societies of Greater Cleveland Announces New Route for Cleveland’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade 

 The United Irish Societies worked closely with the City of Cleveland to design a new route that puts the celebration in the heart of downtown’s most iconic spaces. The Parade will kick off at Playhouse Square, march through the Gateway entertainment district, and pass through Cleveland’s Public Square before disbanding downtown – giving spectators a front-row seat to the city along the way. 

Kicking off at Playhouse Square creates a spectacular new stage for the Parade’s opening ceremony. The introduction of the 2027 honorees and the singing of the Irish and American national anthems will be more spectacular than ever, setting the tone for the day before a single step is taken. Playhouse Square and Ideastream Public Media have been generous partners in bringing this new beginning to life. The Parade’s heritage will be featured beneath the iconic chandelier and on digital media throughout Playhouse Square District. 

“We are thrilled to introduce this new route,” said Margie Bodle, Executive Director of the Parade Committee. “The change provides new opportunities to showcase Cleveland’s Irish heritage while keeping the Parade in the heart of downtown Cleveland.”  


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John O'Brien, Jr.
John O'Brien, Jr.https://www.iirish.us
*John is a Founder and the Publisher and Editor of iIrish (2006); a Founder and Deputy Director of Cleveland Irish Cultural Festival for more than 35 years (1982); Founder of Speak Irish Cleveland (2010); A Founder of The Greater Cleveland An Gorta Mor Stone (2000); an archivist, spokesman, emcee, Spoken Word presenter and author of five books, so far.
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