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Coláiste Chineál Eoghain set wheels in motion for the St Patrick's Day Parade in Buncrana

Students from Inishowen’s only Post Primary Irish Speaking school, Coláiste Chineál Eoghain in Buncrana, were busy this week preparing their float for their entry into the St Patrick’s Day parade.

By Laura Glenn
Published 16th Mar 2023, 15:43 BST- 1 min read
Updated 16th Mar 2023, 15:44 BST

There was great excitement in the school all week as students worked collectively to design, create and decorate their Donegal coloured Beetle Car.

The theme of their float is ‘Moving Forward Together’ and was conceived by members of staff and Sinead Walsh of Glór Inishowen.

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The Beetle is adorned with shamrocks with snakes trailing the rear of the float.

Students worked collectively to design, create and decorate their Donegal coloured Beetle Car.
Students worked collectively to design, create and decorate their Donegal coloured Beetle Car.
Students worked collectively to design, create and decorate their Donegal coloured Beetle Car.
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The Buncrana St Patrick’s Day Parade begins in the town at 3pm, with all participants meeting at Scoil Mhuire at 2.15/2.30 and leaving the school gates at 2.45pm.

Elsewhere in Inishowen, the Moville St Patrick’s Day Parade begins at 2.30pm, with music in the square from the David Craig Band from 2pm until 5pm. For further details see https://www.facebook.com/stpatricksbuncrana and https://www.facebook.com/moville.day/

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The theme of their float is “Moving Forward Together”
The theme of their float is “Moving Forward Together”
The theme of their float is “Moving Forward Together”
Students from Inishowen’s only Post Primary Irish Speaking school, Coláiste Chineál Eoghain in Buncrana, were busy this week preparing their float for their entry into the St Patrick’s Day parade.
Students from Inishowen’s only Post Primary Irish Speaking school, Coláiste Chineál Eoghain in Buncrana, were busy this week preparing their float for their entry into the St Patrick’s Day parade.
Students from Inishowen’s only Post Primary Irish Speaking school, Coláiste Chineál Eoghain in Buncrana, were busy this week preparing their float for their entry into the St Patrick’s Day parade.
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