Irish pride takes over Throggs Neck during St. Patrick’s Day parade
Marchers, bagpipers and local organizations paraded down East Tremont Avenue.
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17ds agoThe 27th annual Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day parade brought the community together Sunday, filling the streets with music, dancing and Irish pride.
Marchers, bagpipers and local organizations paraded down East Tremont Avenue.
This year’s grand marshals were lifelong Throggs Neck residents Edel and Michael Morrissey.
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