Throgs Neck celebrates Irish culture with it's 25th annual St. Patrick's Day parade
Throgs Neck residents celebrated Irish culture with their 25-year tradition of their St. Patrick's Day parade.
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Mar 12, 2023, 9:57 PM
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7h agoThrogs Neck residents celebrated Irish culture with their 25-year tradition of their St. Patrick's Day parade.
News 12's Samantha Chaney spoke with revelers who said it was the biggest turnout since before the pandemic.
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