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2008 Boston Saint Patrick's Day Parade
2008
Abington St. Patrick's Day Parade,
March 16, 2008 at 1:00 p.m.
2008
South Boston
St. Patrick's Day Parade,
March 16,
2008 at
1:00 p.m.
2008
Cape Cod Parade St. Patrick's Day
Parade, March 8,
2008 at 11:00 a.m.
2008
Holyoke St. Patrick's Day Parade,
March 30, 2008 at 12:00 Noon
2008
Lawrence
St. Patrick's Day Parade,
March 9, 2008 at 1:00 p.m.
2008
Scituate
St. Patrick's Day Parade,
March 16,
2008 at
1:00 p.m.
2008
Worcester St. Patrick's Day Parade,
March 9,
2008 at
12:00 Noon
2008
Manchester
St. Patrick's Day Parade,
NH, March 30,
2008 at
12:00
Noon
Other
2008
Saint Patrick's Day
Parades in Massachusetts
Here are the dates of the 2008 St. Patrick's
Day parades in Massachusetts.
2008
Abington
Saint Patrick's Day Parade, March 16th 2008
2008
Boston
Saint Patrick's Day Parade, March 16th, 2008
2008
Holyoke
Saint Patrick's Day Parade, March 30th, 2008
2008
Lawrence
Saint Patrick's Day Parade, March 9th, 2008
2008
Scituate
Saint Patrick's Day Parade, March 16th, 2008
2008
Worcester
Saint Patrick's Day Parade,
March 9th, 2008
2008
Manchester Saint Patrick's Day Parade
March 30th, 2008
2008
Mystic Saint Patrick’s Day Parade
March 30th, 2008
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2008
Boston
Saint Patrick's Day Parade, Sunday, March 16th, 2008
South Boston -- This year's 108th annual
parade date is March 16th. South Boston is Boston's most Irish neighborhood and
has a glorious tradition of helping others while keeping Irish heritage alive.
The parade committee is headed by John Hurley, a Navy veteran and South Boston
native.(1:00 p.m.) 617 258-7955.
The 108th annual Boston St. Patrick's Day parade
will begin at 1:00pm Sunday March 16th, 2008 in South Boston, a distinctly Irish
neighborhood jutting into Boston Harbor. The parade features dozens of bands
from Ireland and across the United States, including local favorites like Boston
Police Gaelic Column, composed of Boston police officers. The 107th annual
parade begins its route at the Broadway “T” station , heads east along the
Broadway, and winds its way through the streets of South Boston, ending at the
Andrew “T” station. Both stations are on the “T” Red Line so it’s very easy to
get to the parade without driving and parking.
2008 Boston's Saint Patrick's Day Parade
- Sunday, March 16th, 2008
 South Boston
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This year's 108th annual parade takes place the Sunday after St. Patrick's Day.
This year's parade celebrates the 202nd of South Boston (1804-2008).
The parade features marching bands and pipe bands throughout North America.
South Boston is Boston's most Irish neighborhood and has a glorious tradition of
helping others while keeping Irish heritage alive. The parade committee is
headed by John Hurley, a Navy veteran and South Boston native.
(1:00 p.m.) 617 258-7955
2008 Scituate Saint Patrick's Day
Parade - March 16th, 2008
Gates School, Scituate -
Scituate's 13th annual St. Patrick's Day parade is popular among the South Shore
and Cape Cod communities. The parade ends at scenic Scituate Harbor. Scituate is
nicknamed the Irish Riviera, since many Irish politicians like James Michael
Curley and the Kennedys liked to vacation there in summer.(1:00 p.m.) 781 545-6671
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2008
Worcester Saint
Patrick's Day Parade March 9th, 2008
Mill Street, Worcester -
The 27th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade celebrates the Irish of Central
Massachusetts, who began settling in the Worcester area as early as 1718. In
1825 Irish immigrants came to Worcester to build the city's canals and roadways,
and the community flourished thereafter. (Noon) 508 755-1855
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2008
Holyoke Saint
Patrick's Day Parade March 30th, 2008
Downtown Holyoke -
The 5th annual Holyoke Parade is reckoned to be one of the largest in the
nation. The parade is the culmination of numerous Irish events in March that
celebrate the Irish community of western Massachusetts, many of whom emigrated
from County Kerry and the Blasket Islands in the 20th century. (Noon) 411
533-1700
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2008 Boston's Saint Patrick's Day Parade
Broadway, South Boston -
This year's 108th annual parade honors the 'Men and Women of the Armed Forces'
and features marching bands and pipe bands from throughout America. South Boston
is Boston's most Irish neighborhood, and has a glorious tradition of helping
others while keeping Irish heritage alive. The parade committee is led by John
Hurley, a Navy veteran and South Boston native.(1:00 p.m.) 617 258-7955
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2008
Scituate Saint Patrick's Day
Gates School, Scituate -- Scituate's 12th annual St. Patrick's Day parade is
popular along the South Shore and Cape Cod communities. The parade ends at the
scenic Scituate Harbor. Scituate is nicknamed the Irish Riviera, since many
Irish politicians like James Michael Curley and the Kennedy's liked to vacation
there in summer.(1:00 p.m.) 781 545-6671
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2008
Worcester St. Patrick's Day Parade
Mill Street, Worcester
The 24th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade celebrates the Irish of Central
Massachusetts, who began settling in the Worcester area as early as 1718. In
1825 Irish immigrants came to Worcester to build the city's canals and roadways,
ad the community flourished thereafter.
(Noon) 508 755-1855
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Charitable Irish Society's Annual Dinner
Formed in 1737 by Boston Irish merchants, the Charitable Irish Society is the
oldest Irish organization in North America. Each year its members gather on St.
Patrick's Day to celebrate their long standing traditions of friendship and
goodwill toward the Irish immigrant community.
(Check back for more details)
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2008
Holyoke St. Patrick's Day Parade
Downtown Holyoke -
The 55th Annual Holyoke Parade is reckoned to be one of the largest in the
nation. The parade is the culmination of numerous Irish events in March that
celebrate the Irish community of western Massachusetts, many of whom emigrated
from County Kerry and the Blasket Islands in the 20th century. (Noon) 411
533-1700
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