Irish pride on full display for Eastchester's 18th annual St. Patrick's Day parade
Revelers said they look forward to the parade every year.
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Mar 11, 2024, 1:38 AM
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6ds agoIrish pride was on full display Sunday for Eastchester's 18th annual St. Patrick's Day parade.
The parade started at Immaculate Conception Church in Tuckahoe and made its way to Main Street, then north on White Plains Road before ending at Lake Isle Park.
Revelers said they look forward to the parade every year.
The community also celebrated at this year's parade the Tuckahoe varsity cheerleaders' first-ever New York State Championship and the Tuckahoe varsity girls basketball team's first-ever state regional championship.
