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06 Sept 2025
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If you're planning on coming to Dundalk town centre on St Patrick's Day to take in the festivities, don't worry - you won't miss a kick, scrum or try from Ireland's crunch Six Nations clash with England.
Joe Schmidt's Ireland have seen off France, Italy and Wales thus far in the competition and with Scotland to come this weekend, could travel to Twickenham on March 17th with the Grand Slam in their sights.
The match starts at 2.45pm, shortly after the parade finishes up. Afterwards, a Dundalk Credit Union/Pelican Promotions sponsored Family Fun Zone will be located at the Market Square - running into the evening with music, food stalls and kids fun rides.
A big screen will be set up in the Square for the match, meaning you can follow all of the action as Ireland attempt to paint London green, white and gold with a first Grand Slam win in nine years - all while taking in what is sure to be a memorable St Patrick's Day parade in Dundalk.
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