We were delighted to take part in the 2026 Enniskillen St Patrick’s Day Parade, joining the local community for one of the most vibrant and well-supported events of the year.
The theme of this year’s parade was “Shamrocks and Shared Stories,” celebrating the connections that bring communities together. Our Tracey Concrete float embraced the theme with a touch of Irish folklore, featuring our very own leprechaun carefully guarding his pot of gold at the end of a bright rainbow as we made our way through the streets of Enniskillen.
Our products proved to be the perfect props for bringing the theme to life. Tracey Concrete perfect bases were transformed into our pots of gold, while stones from our Belcoo quarry represented the glittering treasure itself. Our Maxumstone Retaining Wall Solution also played its part, providing sturdy seating for the many young leprechauns who joined us on the float and added to the festive atmosphere. Our rainbow was also handmade by our team.
As a local company, it was also important to us to use the opportunity to highlight an issue that matters deeply to the community. Tracey Concrete were proud to partner with Save Our Acute Services (SOAS), a group that works tirelessly to campaign for the restoration and protection of services at South West Acute Hospital. We were pleased to provide a platform for their message during such a widely attended event.
As a local employer, we understand the significant role that healthcare services play in supporting both the economic and social wellbeing of our local area. The future of these services affects families, businesses, and communities across Fermanagh & South Tyrone. The parade theme of “Shared Stories” felt particularly fitting because the future of our local services is truly part of all of our shared story.
It was fantastic to see so many people out enjoying the celebrations, we enjoyed seeing familiar faces in the crowd and we were pleased to take part in such an enjoyable community event.
