Thousands join city's St Patrick's Day parade
Thousands of people turned out to enjoy the St Patrick's Day parade through Leeds city centre. The parade included floats showcasing dancers, bands and community groups, and was followed by live music in Millennium Square. Thomas Ormesby, 75, who moved to Leeds from Co Mayo in Ireland in 1960, said the event was "unmissable".
St Patrick's Day: Live updates from Leeds city centre parade as thousands celebrate
The parade will leave Millennium Square via Great George Street at 11am and travel through Leeds City Centre via Headrow before making its way down Vicar Lane, Duncan Street and Boar Lane.On City Square, the parade will head up Park Row before returning back to Millennium Square.
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