Welcome to the
NYC  St. Patrick’s Day Parade

March 16th, 2024 – 11:00am

Welcome to the
NYC  St. Patrick’s Day Parade

March 16th, 2024

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Parade Information

The 263rd New York City Saint Patrick’s Day Parade took place along Fifth Avenue in Manhattan on Saturday, March 16 at 11AM.

Announcements

Watch

Watch The 2024 Parade from Fifth Ave

How To Watch

The 263rd New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade will be broadcast live on Friday, March 16th, at 11 AM on NBC 4 New York.

Join Gus Rosendale, Rana Novini, Tommy Smyth, and Treasa Goodwin Smyth for an exciting day!

The broadcast can also be streamed on:

www.nycstpatricksparade.org
www.nbcnewyork.com

The Roku
Samsung TV Plus
Xumo
PlayCozi

Youtube

Click here for instructions on NBC’s streaming channels.

Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community. A Catholic Faith Network Special

The 2024 Catholic Faith Network Special titled “Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community”
will be aired in an hour-long television segment, broadcast and streaming at the below dates and
times on the networks listed above.
Please let your family, friends and co-workers know the dates and times so they can also tune in!
The Parade will provide you with a flash drive keepsake copy of this CFN Special by March 16 th .

Can Be Seen on:
Altice USA – Optimum: Channel 29 (Long Island); 137 (Other areas)
Verizon FiOS:  Channel 296
Charter Spectrum: Channel 162 or 471
CFN Website link
Catholic Faith Network App – download for free
Streaming on: Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Samsung, LG, Android TV

Catholic Faith Network Broadcast dates and times:

Sunday, March 10th at 10:00PM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community.

Tuesday March 12 th at 1:30PM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community.

Thursday March 14 th  at 9:30PM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community.

Saturday March 16 th  at 9:30AM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community (Airing after the Live 8:30AM St. Patrick’s Day Mass from St. Patrick’s Cathedral).

Saturday March 16 th  at 4:30PM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community (Airing right before the 5:30PM replay of the St. Patrick’s Day Mass from St. Patrick’s Cathedral).

Sunday March 17 th  at 10:00PM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community.

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Line Of March

What Time Can Spectators Arrive?

Spectators can begin lining up along 5th Avenue as early as they would like. “Best views to those who show up early.”

Where Is The Best Location To View The Parade?

Anywhere along 5th Avenue will give visitors of the Parade a fine location to experience the Parade. If you prefer to stand as close to 5th Avenue as possible, then the earlier you get there, the better.

Are There Portable Restrooms?

No.  By order of the NYPD, there are no portable restrooms set up along the Parade route.

Will The Parade Be Canceled Due To Bad Weather?

The Parade has not been canceled due to bad weather. That said, the Parade has marched in a variety of meteorologic conditions that have included various examples of inclemency.

Read More FAQs

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Line Of March

Watch

Watch The 2024 Parade from Fifth Ave

How To Watch

The 263rd New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade will be broadcast live on Friday, March 16th, at 11 AM on NBC 4 New York.

Join Gus Rosendale, Rana Novini, Tommy Smyth, and Treasa Goodwin Smyth for an exciting day!

The broadcast can also be streamed on:

www.nycstpatricksparade.org
www.nbcnewyork.com

The Roku
Samsung TV Plus
Xumo
PlayCozi

Youtube

Click here for instructions on NBC’s streaming channels.

Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community. A Catholic Faith Network Special

The 2024 Catholic Faith Network Special titled “Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community”
will be aired in an hour-long television segment, broadcast and streaming at the below dates and
times on the networks listed above.
Please let your family, friends and co-workers know the dates and times so they can also tune in!
The Parade will provide you with a flash drive keepsake copy of this CFN Special by March 16 th .

Can Be Seen on:
Altice USA – Optimum: Channel 29 (Long Island); 137 (Other areas)
Verizon FiOS:  Channel 296
Charter Spectrum: Channel 162 or 471
CFN Website link
Catholic Faith Network App – download for free
Streaming on: Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Samsung, LG, Android TV

Catholic Faith Network Broadcast dates and times:

Sunday, March 10th at 10:00PM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community.

Tuesday March 12 th at 1:30PM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community.

Thursday March 14 th  at 9:30PM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community.

Saturday March 16 th  at 9:30AM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community (Airing after the Live 8:30AM St. Patrick’s Day Mass from St. Patrick’s Cathedral).

Saturday March 16 th  at 4:30PM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community (Airing right before the 5:30PM replay of the St. Patrick’s Day Mass from St. Patrick’s Cathedral).

Sunday March 17 th  at 10:00PM: Celebrating Women in Our Irish Community.

What Time Can Spectators Arrive?

Spectators can begin lining up along 5th Avenue as early as they would like. “Best views to those who show up early.”

Where Is The Best Location To View The Parade?

Anywhere along 5th Avenue will give visitors of the Parade a fine location to experience the Parade. If you prefer to stand as close to 5th Avenue as possible, then the earlier you get there, the better.

Are There Portable Restrooms?

No.  By order of the NYPD, there are no portable restrooms set up along the Parade route.

Will The Parade Be Canceled Due To Bad Weather?

The Parade has not been canceled due to bad weather. That said, the Parade has marched in a variety of meteorologic conditions that have included various examples of inclemency.

Read More FAQs

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Grand Marshal

Margaret C. Timoney

Margaret C. “Maggie” Timoney is the President & CEO of HEINEKEN USA based in White Plains, New York. During her 20+ year tenure with the HEINEKEN Group in the US, Netherlands, Canada and Ireland, Maggie has been recognized for being a transformational leader as demonstrated through her results at a P&L level combined with a high impact in both cultural and social change. Prior to joining HEINEKEN, she worked for Gallo and Anheuser-Busch.

Throughout her career, Maggie continues to blaze the trail as a senior female executive in a traditionally male-dominated industry. Today, she is the first woman to serve as chief executive of a major beer company in the US.

Maggie received both her B.A. and M.B.A at Iona University. During her time there, she was a standout player on the women’s basketball team. She often credits her time spent on the court for helping shape her leadership skills. A native of Ballina, County Mayo, Ireland, Maggie currently resides in Connecticut with her husband and two children.

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Aides to the Grand Marshal

Seated Left to right:
Msgr. Donald Sakano (New York County Aide), Margaret A. Flynn (Westchester County Aide, Sheila R. Clancy McCarthy (Knights of St. Patrick Aide), Treasa C. Goodwin-Smyth (Aide At Large), 2024 Grand Marshal Margaret C. (Maggie) Timoney, Bridget A. Rush-Hernandez (Queens County Aide), JoAnn Gundersen (Kings County Aide), Yvonne F. Sheehan (Richmond County Aide), Paul R. Doud (Nassau County Aide)

Standing Left to right:
Michael J. O’Reilly (United Irish Counties Aide), John (Jack) McCarrick (Bronx County Aide), Lieutenant John J. (Jack) Meara (FDNY Aide), Sean M. Walsh (Rockland County Aide), Superintendent Edward T. Cetnar (Grand Council of United Emerald Societies Aide), Donald J. Higgins (Orange County Aide), Deputy Inspector William J. Gallagher (NYPD Aide), Rev. Henry W. Reid (Suffolk County Aide), William E. Whiston (Archdiocese of New York Aide)

New York County:
Msgr. Donald Sakano

Bronx County:
John “Jack” McCarrick

Queens County:
Bridget A. Rush-Hernandez

Kings County:
JoAnn Gundersen

Richmond County:
Yvonne F. Sheehan

Rockland County:
Sean M. Walsh

Nassau County:
Paul R. Doud

Orange County:
Donald J. “Don” Higgins

Suffolk County:
Rev. Henry W. Reid

Westchester County:
Margaret A. “Peggy” Flynn

United Irish Counties:
Michael J. O’Reilly

Grand Council of United Emeralds Society:
Superintendent Edward T. Cetnar

Knights of St Patrick:
Sheila R. Clancy McCarthy

Aide at Large:
Treasa C. Goodwin-Smyth

Archdiocese of N.Y.:
William E. Whiston

F.D.N.Y.:
Lt. John J. Meara

N.Y.P.D.:
Dep. Inspector William J. Gallagher

NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade

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All Photography by Dominick Totino