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The St Patrick's Day parade in Belfast in 2024. Belfast has been hosting events since the start of March, with a packed programme of cultural activities across the city leading up to St Patrick's Day. Belfast's official St Patrick's Day events have been announced - with over two weeks of celebrations across the city confirmed. Events and cultural activities will take place from 1-17 March, with St Patrick's Day Parade route (Image: Belfast City Council). The map shows the route of this year’s St Patrick’s Day Parade on 17 March, leaving City Hall at 1.30pm. The parade starts from Here are only some of the things happening across Northern Ireland for St Patrick's Day 2025: Belfast. St Patrick's Day Parade - March 17. St Patrick's Day parade in Belfast. St Patrick’s Day Parade – March 17 Belfast’s annual St Patrick’s Day parade promises to be a dazzling spectacle which combines music, dance and theatre with local dance troupes, schools There will also be some disruption along the route of the St Patrick’s Day parade, organised by Belfast City Council, which starts from City Hall at 1.30pm and follows a circular route, via Chichester Street, Victoria Street, High Street, Castle Place and Donegall Place, before heading back to City Hall. All bin and recycling collections will take place as normal on St Patrick's Day, Monday 17 March 2025. Read our holiday arrangements. The St Patrick's Day parade in Belfast will kick off on Sunday, March 17 at Belfast City Hall at 1.30pm. People are being advised to arrive early, with plenty of time to spare and to line both Belfast St Patrick's Day Parade 2025 happening at Belfast City Hall, Donegall Square N, Belfast BT1 5GS, United Kingdom, Belfast on Mon Mar 17 2025 at 01:30 pm to 03:00 pm St Patrick’s Day Parade on Monday 17 March; St Patrick's Music Festival - 14 to 17 March 2025; Trad Trail across various locations - 10 to 17 March; Seachtain na Gaeilge activities – 1 to 17 March; Spraoi Cois Lao - 8 March 2025; We'll update this page with more information as it becomes available. There will also be some disruption along the route of the St Patrick’s Day parade, organised by Belfast City Council, which starts from City Hall at 1.30pm and follows a circular route, via Chichester Street, Victoria Street, High Street, Castle Place and Donegall Place, before heading back to City Hall. When does the St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin start? And other questions answered. And in Belfast? The parade there will be led by the Lord Mayor of Belfast, Micky Murray. Starting at City This year, Belfast will celebrate St Patrick’s Day with a packed programme of events and cultural activities across the city from 1-17 March. The popular annual St Patrick’s Day parade will bring a dazzling display of costume, music, dance and theatrical performances to the city’s streets on Monday 17 March. St Patrick's Day Parade route (Image: Belfast City Council). The map shows the route of this year’s St Patrick’s Day Parade on 17 March, leaving City Hall at 1.30pm. The parade starts from Book Tickets for Belfast St Patricks Day Parade 2025 happening at Belfast City Hall, Belfast, NI on Mon, 17 Mar, 2025 at 01:30 pm GMT. Register or Buy Tickets, Price information. St Patrick’s Day Parade 2025 Enjoy the St. Patrick’s day celebrations in Belfast, with parades, music, family activities, and a whole lot of green. There will also be some disruption along the route of the St Patrick’s Day parade, organised by Belfast City Council, which starts from City Hall at 1.30pm and follows a circular route, via Chichester Street, Victoria Street, High Street, Castle Place and Donegall Place, before heading back to City Hall. St Patrick’s Day Parade 2025. Mon, 17 Mar 2025 1:30 - 3:00pm Overview; Description. Enjoy a dazzling display of costume, music, dance and theatrical performances at What is the route for Belfast St Patrick's Day parade 2025? The map shows the route of this year’s St Patrick’s Day Parade on 17 March, leaving City Hall at 1.30pm.
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