Niagara Gazette — The Youngstown St. Patricks Day Parade traveled from the Stone Jug to Brennan's Irish Pub, across Lockport Street and couple business down Main Street on Saturday. The late Mayor Neil Riordan was also honored Saturday.
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James Neiss/staff photographer IN THE SPIRIT: Cheryl Butera of Anchor Spirits on Lockport Street, tosses green beads to those watching the Youngstown St. Patricks Day Parade. The parade traveled from the Stone Jug to Brennan's Irish Pub, across Lockport Street and couple business down Main Street on Saturday. Tonight's St. Patrick's Day celebration in the Falls offers up another short parade. Hosted by the Ancient Order of Hiberians, the Falls festivities kick off at 4:45 p.m. at Conference Center Niagara Falls. --
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James Neiss/staff photographer IN HONOR OF: Members of the Old Fort Niagara Kings 8th Regiment A Foot, honor the late Mayor Neil Riordan before leading the Youngstown St. Patricks Day Parade. --
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James Neiss/staff photographer DRESSING THE PART: Colleen Mary Johnson's Irish eyes were smiling at the Youngstown St. Patrick's Day parade. --
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James Neiss/staff photographer IN HONOR OF DAD: Brennan's Irish Pub amped up the Irish Spirit as Youngstown native Michael Riordan proved that real men drink Guinness wearing a kilt. Riordan was visiting from Rochester to attend the Youngstown St. Patricks Day parade where his father, the late Mayor Neil Riordan, was honored. --
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