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This year, St Patrick's Day falls on Monday, 17 March, with lots of events going on across Greater Manchester to celebrate the occasion. The parade is always at the heart of the celebrations but This year, St Patrick's Day falls on Monday, 17 March, with lots of events going on across Greater Manchester to celebrate the occasion. Last week, the 11-day Irish Festival kicked off proceedings When is the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Manchester 2025? The St. Patrick’s Day Parade will take place on Sunday, March 16, 2025, starting at 12:00 PM from Queens Road and ending at Deansgate around 2:00 PM. This weekend, Manchester will be buzzing as spectacular floats, walking groups displaying colourful Irish dancers and marching take to the streets as part of the St. Patrick's Day Parade. Last This year, St Patrick's Day falls on Monday, 17 March, with lots of events going on across Greater Manchester to celebrate the occasion. Last week, the 11-day Irish Festival kicked off proceedings READ MORE: St Patrick's Day Parade Manchester - route, start time and and road closures READ MORE: Britpop legends to perform at beer and music festival in Manchester suburb This year, St Patrick Manchester's annual St Patrick's Day parade will feature an array of community floats and marching bands. The parade is set to start from the Irish World Heritage Centre on Queen's Road in Cheetham Hill at 12 noon and will follow the old, shorter route, down Cheetham Hill Road as far as the AO Arena before turning round and following the same Join Manchester's St. Patrick's Day Parade on Sunday 16 March 2025! For the first time since 2021, and marking its 35th year, the parade will start at 12pm from the Irish World Heritage Centre and end at Deansgate. This year's parade celebrates Manchester's vibrant Irish community. “As one of the longest-running St. Patrick’s Day parades in Europe, we would like to invite not just those from the Irish community but all communities across Greater Manchester and beyond to join the big celebration and line the route with support.” The St Patrick’s Day parade forms a focal point of the wider Manchester Irish Festival Last month it was confirmed that the annual St. Patrick's Day parade would return to the city centre for the first time in over four years. Celebrating the 35th anniversary since its inaugural This year's parade is the headline event and forms part of the Manchester Irish Festival, which began on March 7 and runs until St Patrick's Day itself, Monday, March 17. Download this stock image: Saint Patricks day parade Manchester. Thousands of people lined the route to watch the St Patrick's Day parade with green hats, Irish flags and Leprechauns. The city was a sea of green, white and orange as members of the Irish community came out to mark the national holiday of Ireland's patron saint. This year was the 35th anniversary of the parade in the city and Manchester's annual St Patrick's Day Parade will make its return to the city centre on Sunday 16 March from Midday. With this year's parade covering more of the city centre, and finishing on Deansgate, the event is an incredible celebration of our proud and thriving Irish community in Manchester. The St Patrick’s Day parade forms a focal point of the wider Manchester Irish Festival, which runs from Sat 8 Mar – Mon 17 Mar. Hundreds of events will be taking place at various venues across the city as part of the festival, including the Irish Village which takes over St Ann’s Square. This year, St Patrick's Day falls on Monday, 17 March, with lots of events going on across Greater Manchester to celebrate the occasion. Last week, the 11-day Irish Festival kicked off proceedings This year, St Patrick's Day falls on Monday, 17 March, with lots of events going on across Greater Manchester to celebrate the occasion. Last week, the 11-day Irish Festival kicked off proceedings This year, St Patrick's Day falls on Monday, 17 March, with lots of events going on across Greater Manchester to celebrate the occasion. Last week, the 11-day Irish Festival kicked off proceedings Manchester's St. Patrick's Day parade will take place on Sunday, 16th March 2025, and will make its long-anticipated return to the City Centre. The parade will depart from the Irish World Heritage Centre at approximately 12pm and make its way down to the finishing point on Deansgate. In order to ensure the parade walking route is safe for participants some road closures will be necessary on Sunday - details below: St Patrick’s Irish Parade Road Closures – 16 March 2025 . Morning Closures: Queens Road (Boyle Street to Smedley Lane): 9am to 11am . Midday Closures: Queens Road (Cheetham Hill Road to Smedley Lane): 11am to 1pm This year, St Patrick's Day falls on Monday, 17 March, with lots of events going on across Greater Manchester to celebrate the occasion. Last week, the 11-day Irish Festival kicked off proceedings
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