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St Patrick's Parades across Ireland - the largest IYA social event on the planet in 2009? | International Year of Astronomy in Ireland | Astronomy 2009

St Patrick's Parades across Ireland - the largest IYA social event on the planet in 2009?

The Irish Node for the International Year of Astronomy is announcing that this year St PatrickтАЩs Festival celebrations in all major cities in Ireland are endorsing an astronomy theme. 

image002In Dublin, this yearтАЩs theme for the festival Parade is тАШThe SkyтАЩs the Limit!тАЩ. Over 700,000 people are expected to line the Dublin streets and an estimated six million will be watching either live on RTE or through the internet. The programme is bursting with street theatre, Irish music, dance, spectacles, comedy, film, treasure hunt, Irish language events, family fun and the best St. PatrickтАЩs Day Parade in the world. This yearтАЩs special pageant, Eudoxia, a visual feast of sumptuous Mongolian-inspired costume, explores the relationship between the imaginary city of Eudoxia and the mapping of the heavens, referencing the constellations and an orrery. 

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In Cork, the International Year of Astronomy is celebrated with the theme of тАШCosmic ChaosтАЩ. Blackrock Castle Observatory is delighted to welcome back Dan Tani, NASA astronaut and Flight Engineer for the International Space Station. Dan will be Grand Marshal at the Parade, together with Prof Michael Redfern (NUI Galway, IYA2009-Ireland coordinator) dressed as Galileo Galilei.

In Downpatrick, the highlight of the festival is the famous St PatrickтАЩs Cross Community Carnival Parade, which for 2009 is embracing the theme of тАШThe Sun, the Moon and the StarsтАЩ, and already has a truly international feel with parade entrants from as far away as Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Portugal and Romania.

 International Year of Astronomy, Ireland National Node