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St. Patrick’s Day 2026 in County Wexford:
Your Go-To Guide for All the Fun!
This St. Patrick’s Day, County Wexford is the place to be! Get ready for a weekend filled with music, celebration, and a sea of green as the county comes alive with spectacular events in every corner. From vibrant parades to lively festivities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Wherever you are in Wexford, the St. Paddy’s spirit is all around—so throw on your best green outfit and join the fun! Come and experience the magic of Wexford as part of Ireland’s Ancient East this St. Patrick’s weekend
Let us know how you’re celebrating St. Patrick’s Day by sharing your photos with us at @VisitWexford on all social media platforms!
Click below to see what’s happening across the county below:
Wexford
The Wexford Town parade will take place on the 17th March, starting at 10.30am from The Talbot Hotel, traveling along the quay to Redmond Square.
The Wexford parade is the oldest parade started back in 1904 and it is still running strong each year. Applications have been taken for this year’s parade up to and including 10th March 2026.
Enniscorthy
The Enniscorthy Parade will take place between 2pm – 5pm (approx).
Enniscorthy will also host the Celtic Festival in Orchard Peace Park on Sunday 15th March.
Rosslare – Carrig on Bannow
The Carrig on Bannow St. Patrick’s Day Parade will take place on Tuesday March 17th at 2pm.
Bunclody
The Bunclody St. Patrick’s Day Parade will take place on Tuesday March 17th 2025 in the morning and promises to be a great event!
Kiltealy
Morning Parade
The Kiltealy Parade Committee is delighted to announce that plans are underway for this year’s St Patrick’s Day Parade.
New Ross
The New Ross Town St Patrick’s Day parade will start at 2:30pm in the Irishtown and take its traditional route through the town before ending beyond the viewing platform on the quay where there will be free face-painting for kids.
The theme of this year’s parade is “All Aboard” and, very fittingly, the Grand Marshal will be a representative of the New Ross Boat Club which celebrates its 150th year this year.
Local businesses are being encouraged to take part in the Shop Window Competition which has seen the prize numbers increase this year. Well done to the New Ross St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee and all volunteers involved.
Visit Wexford is also going green!
If you get out to celebrate St. Patrick’s day in Wexford, please tag us in your photos on social media and we will share them!
We hope you enjoy this year’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations!
Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh
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Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day Stateside? We’ve Got a Recommendation!
If you can’t make it home to Wexford for the festivities this year, why not celebrate with our friends in Savannah, Georgia – The Hostess City of the South!
Savannah has been proudly hosting its St. Patrick’s Day Parade since 1824, making it one of the oldest and largest celebrations in the U.S. For over 200 years, this incredible event has brought Irish pride, tradition, and community spirit to life. It’s the biggest celebration of its kind in the South and a true source of local pride!
No matter where you celebrate, be sure to raise a glass to Ireland and to Wexford this St. Patrick’s Day! Sláinte!