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193Rd St. Patrick's Parade 2016 United Irish Societies of Montreal 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade 2016 United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. (Organizers of the St. Patrick’s Parade) March 2016 Dear Friends, As the 193rd consecutive St Patrick’s Parade has marched its way down St. Catherine Street and past the reviewing stand, my first year as President of our historic organization is winding down. As I reflect over this past year, I cannot find the words to adequately describe the hard work, determination and commitment demonstrated by the membership of the United Irish Societies of Montreal; all volunteers. Since September, our Executive and Parade Committees have spent countless hours and energy to continue the long running tradition of Montreal’s St Patrick’s Parade for its citizens and many visitors. Although one goal of our parade is to demonstrate the pride we have in our shared Irish heritage, we also look to extend “A Hundred Thousand Welcomes” as we invite a collection Montreal’s diverse cultural communities to join us to be “Irish for a day.” In our typical welcoming Irish spirit, we all enjoy this annual rite of spring together as one. Leading this year’s parade as President has filled me with a sense of both pride and nostalgia as I reflect on all those who have shared in the privilege of wearing our chain of office. I am humbled to have been granted the honour of serving the UIS and the Irish Community in this capacity. I would like to express my heartfelt appreciation to our Sister Societies, for their continued support of all our events; to our Elected Executive and Chair Persons for their support; and to our Past Presidents for their wisdom and guidance. In conclusion, as we close out another seemingly endless “Irish Season,” I encourage all of our membership, especially our younger members, to get more involved and help grow our UIS Family, allowing our organization to thrive and ensure that Montreal’s St. Patrick’s Parade will continue well beyond 200 consecutive years. Sincerely, Danny Doyle President The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade 1 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 2 To the United Irish Societies of Montreal Dear Friends, It is my pleasure once again to address you on this time-honoured and festive occasion of the 193rd St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Gathering for the parade is a chance for us all to celebrate our Irish heritage and the enormous contribution of the Irish community in Montreal over almost two centuries. It is with gratitude and pride that citizens of all ages, cultures, and languages come together for this festive celebration. It takes a great amount of effort to put together an event of this magnitude, so I want to sincerely thank everyone who contributed their time and resources to make this parade such a resounding success. May there always be work for your hands to do; May your purse always hold a coin or two; May the sun always shine on your windowpane; May a rainbow be certain to follow each rain; May the hand of a friend always be near you; May God fill your heart with gladness to cheer you. Enjoy all your St. Patrick’s Day festivities! Slainte! Yours in Christ, Most Reverend Thomas Dowd Auxiliary bishop of Montreal 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 3 AD_2_UnitedIrishSocieties_portrait8.5x11.pdf 1 21/02/2015 9:04:28 PM C M Y CM MY CY CMY K 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 4 United Irish Societies of Montreal Call Out For Members & Volunteers • To help organize the annual St. Patrick's Parade. • To help organize the annual Queen’s Selection Evening. • To support the Entertainment Group, who entertain seniors and shut ins. • To help raise funds necessary to supply food baskets at Christmas time. • To help assemble and deliver food baskets at Christmas time. • To help organize and attend the annual Awards Banquet & Dinner Dance in honour of the Grand Marshal and Chief Reviewing Officer. • To support other Irish organizations in their activities. • To help preserve the memory of the more than 6000 Irish immigrants buried at the Irish Memorial Stone on Bridge Street near Pointe St. Charles and Grosse Île as an Irish memorial site. • To explore Irish heritage. Modest annual membership fees “Uniting Montreal’s Irish Community since 1928” e-mail: [email protected] Phone : (438) 495-1753 http://www.montrealirishparade.com United Irish Societies of Montreal @uismtl UISMTL The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade 5 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 6 Le printemps est à nos portes, puisque le défilé de la Saint-Patrick nous revient! Chaque année, à la mi-mars, la Ville est en fête pour célébrer la fierté des Irlandais, un des peuples fondateurs de Montréal. J’invite tous les Montréalais à se joindre à leurs concitoyens d’origine irlandaise pour participer aux célébrations. Le défilé est un événement rassembleur et festif qui exprime clairement nos valeurs d’ouverture et de respect ainsi que notre sens de la fête. L’enthousiasme des participants, d’où qu’ils soient, contribue au succès de la Saint-Patrick. Merci au comité organisateur qui perpétue la tradition avec dynamisme et enthousiasme. Félicitations à monsieur Paul Quinn, le Grand Marshal de ce 193e défilé montréalais. Spring is just around the corner and Montréal will soon host the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Each year in mid-March, Montréal celebrates the pride of the Irish, one of Montréal’s founding peoples. I invite everyone to celebrate with their fellow Montrealers of Irish origin. The St. Patrick’s Day Parade is a festive and inclusive event that clearly expresses our values of openness and respect as well as our festive spirit. The enthusiasm of participants, regardless of their origin, contributes to the success of the St. Patrick’s Day. I would like to thank the organizing committee for perpetuating this tradition with enthusiasm and passion. Congratulations to Paul Quinn, who is the Grand Marshal of the 193rd St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Montréal. Denis Coderre Maire de Montréal Mayor of Montréal The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade 7 Innovative Transfiguration solutions of Our Lord Parish for your bathtub or shower Contact us for a FREE in-home CONSULTATION MONTREAL: 514-270-6599 WEST ISLAND: 514-331-1116 NORTH SHORE : 450-623-7224 11775 Filion Montreal, Quebec H4J 1T4 BATHFITTER.COM Tel.: (514) 334-0531 ©2016 Bath Fitter. Fax: (514) 334-0152 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 8 6769_St-PatricksAd.indd 1 1/26/16 10:26 AM Défilé de la Saint-Patrick 2016 Mot du ministre Martin Coiteux Depuis 1824, le défilé de la Saint-Patrick donne le feu vert à l’arrivée du printemps dans la métropole. Fanfares, cornemuses et chars allégoriques sont au rendez-vous pour le plus grand bonheur des petits et des grands qui viennent par milliers célébrer à Montréal la diversité des héritages culturels qui caractérisent la société québécoise. Félicitations aux organisateurs, les Sociétés irlandaises unies de Montréal, ainsi qu’aux nombreux bénévoles qui, par cette tradition annuelle et les festivités qui l’entourent, rappellent l’importante contribution de la communauté irlandaise au développement et au dynamisme de Montréal. Joyeuse Saint-Patrick! Martin Coiteux Ministre des Affaires municipales et de l’Occupation du territoire, ministre de la Sécurité publique et ministre responsable de la région de Montréal 2016 St. Patrick’s Day Parade Message from Minister Martin Coiteux Since 1824, the St. Patrick’s Day Parade has signalled the arrival of spring in Greater Montréal. Marching bands, bagpipes and floats are in full swing, to the excitement of young and old in Montréal, who come by the thousands to celebrate the diverse cultural heritages that characterize Québec society. Congratulations to the organizers, the United Irish Societies of Montreal, and the many volunteers, who by this annual tradition and the festivities around it, recall the Irish community’s important contribution to Montréal’s development and dynamism. Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Martin Coiteux Minister of Municipal Affairs and Land Occupancy, Minister of Public Security and Minister responsible for the Montréal Region The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade 9 Manon Barbe Richard Deschamps Laura Palestini Nancy Blanchet Mairesse Conseiller de ville Conseillère d’arrondissement Conseillère d’arrondissement District Sault-Saint-Louis District Sault-Saint-Louis District Sault-Saint-Louis Le conseil d’arrondissement de LaSalle félicite les Sociétés irlandaises unies de Montréal et souhaite à tous un joyeux défilé de la Saint-Patrick. LaSalle’s Borough Council congratulates Serge Declos Josée Troilo Monique Vallée Conseiller d’arrondissement Conseillère d’arrondissement Conseillère de ville the United Irish Societies of Montréal District Cecil-P.-Newman District Cecil-P.-Newman District Cecil-P.-Newman and wishes everyone a happy St. Patrick’s Parade. 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 10 The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 2015 - 2016 Elected Executive Kevin Murphy Patty McCann Vice President Vice President Advertising & Organization Public Relations Jane Skelton Danny Doyle Mildred Griffin Gagnon Treasurer President Corresponding Secretary Patricia Mulqueen Paul Loftus Beverly Murphy Recording Secretary Senior Vice President Immediate Past President The United Irish Societies of Montreal Inc. 193rd St. Patrick’s Parade 11 Ted Harman and the entire team at Accent Insurance Solutions congratulates the United Irish Societies for the presentation of the 193rd Montreal St.
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