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Scoil Mhuire na Trócaire in Ardee took part in the St Patrick's Day parade in Ardee.
And the talented pupils won “Best Overall Entry” with their Lego “Building for the Future” theme.
Over 60 pupils marched along to the Lego theme song “Everything is Awesome” and they were!
The young pupils brought a kaleidoscope of colour and creativity to the packed streets of Ardee and the crowds clapped and cheered them along.
All their hard work paid off when they were declared “Best Overall Entry”.
It was another display of talent and teamwork from Scoil Mhuire na Trócaire. Well done!
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