Munster fans, Junior Grand Marshal sought for parade

UPDATE: The Limerick Co-ordination office is looking for children and their parents to take part in the Munster Rugby section of this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade

The search is also on for a Junior grand marshal to lead this section of the parade.

From the blurb

The Limerick Co-Ordination Office in association with Limerick’s Live 95FM is running a very special competition for the city’s 2009 St Patrick’s Festival.

We’re looking for a young boy or girl to be the 2009 Junior Marshal and lead the Celebration of Limerick rugby section of the St Patrick’s Day Parade on Tuesday, March 17^th.

The lucky winner will:

• Be driven along the parade route with a parent/guardian in a swanky 1970 Munster red MGB roadster just like secret agent James Bond!
• Have the honour of being a VIP and the first Limerick Junior Marshal
• Meet Murty the mascot
• Lead the hundreds strong Red Army of parents and junior rugby fans.

There will also be goody bags for all the daily winners!

To Enter:

Listen to Mark and Catriona on the Live 95FM breakfast show between 7am-9am every day from Monday 9th-Friday 13^th March and tell us why YOU love Limerick and should be picked to be the Junior Marshal at the 2009 Limerick St Patrick’s Day Parade.

JOIN THE RED ARMY AND SUPPORT YOUR LOVE OF RUGBY!

We’re also looking for young rugby fans and their parents/guardians to wear their Munster or club colours and represent the Red Army in the parade.

If you and your child/children are free between 11.15am and 1pm on Tuesday, March 17^th and want to celebrate Munster, your club and our national day, then we want to know!

All you need to do is wear your Munster jersey and dress your child in Munster colours on the day.

Meeting point: Sarsfield Barracks, Edward Street, Limerick at 11.15am on Tuesday, March 17^th

If interested please email redarmy@limerickoffice.ie and we look forward to seeing you on the day!

For further information, please contact Laura Ryan, Limerick Co-Ordination Office, tel: 061-400010 or log on to www.limerickcoordination.ie

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