Danbury Organizing Pre-St Patrick'sDay Parade

By JOANNA LESTIC

Published: Feb 06, 2004 12:00 am

Danbury Organizing Pre-St Patrickâs

Day Parade

DANBURY â The Ancient Order of Hibernians of Greater Danbury are inviting groups and individuals to march in the 9th Annual St Patrickâs Day Parade on Saturday, March 13.

The parade will start at 2 pm at Rogers Park and continue down Main Street, turning right onto Liberty Street and ending up behind the hall on Main Street, where refreshments will be served to the marchers.

Those who wish to participate in the parade including marchers, floats, etc, should contact Gerry Davis at 749-0863.

The organizing committee would also like to invite the public to a parade fundraiser to be held at Molly Darcyâs Irish Pub on Mill Plain in Danbury, to be held on Sunday, February 15, from 2 to 7. There will be live bands and an appetizer buffet. Tickets are $15 each.

Contact Mr Davis for details about the fundraiser, or just show up at the restaurant.

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