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CASE STUDY: ST. PATRICKS DAY CELEBRATIONS IN OMAGH

Collaborating with Local Authorities to Deliver Large-Scale Community Events


In partnership with the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Urban Events successfully delivered the 2024 St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations in Omagh, showcasing our expertise in executing large-scale outdoor events while fostering community relations and meeting the council’s objectives.


KEY ACHIEVEMENTS:

  • Comprehensive Event Management: Urban Events handled every aspect of the celebration, from concept to clean-up, ensuring a smooth and memorable experience for over 6,000 spectators. We facilitated crucial road closures, organised live music performances, installed staging, lighting, and sound systems, and delivered a vibrant parade that featured a mix of community groups and professional floats.

  • Interactive Family Activities: To make the celebration more inclusive, we introduced sensory activities and family-friendly experiences such as the mobile Exploris Aquarium touch tank, offering something new and exciting for returning attendees.

  • Health and Safety Expertise: With a focus on health and safety, Urban Events facilitated the safe ingress and egress of the large crowd, and installed the necessary infrastructure to support the scale of the event.

  • Collaboration with Local Authorities: Working closely with local councils and key stakeholders, we ensured the event met traditional expectations while adding fresh, innovative activities that strengthened the community’s connection to the celebration.

  • Town Centre Regeneration: By attracting thousands of visitors, the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations helped boost footfall and support town centre regeneration efforts, making Omagh a lively destination for both locals and visitors.


This case study highlights our ability to manage large-scale outdoor events with precision and creativity, while fostering community relations and delivering positive outcomes for local councils.

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