Shannon M. Corcoran
2025 Grand Marshal
Shannon M. Corcoran is the proud daughter of Diane and the late Dan, and sister of Chris Seghy and aunt to Bridget and Alex. She is a graduate of Magnificat High School and Bowling Green State University where she majored in Spanish, Political Science and Business. Her educational interest allowed her the privilege of being an exchange student in Madrid, Spain. Shannon’s professional career spans over 27 years at various corporations including the American Society of Sanitary Engineers, Canadian Standards Association, the Air Conditioning and Heating Institute and the American Gas Institute. Her work is centered on the Code and Standards of the Federal Government.
As an active member of many Irish Organizations in Cleveland, Shannon has enthusiastically worked to enrich each with her time and talent. She began her life of service as a student with the Burke School of Irish Dance where she spent twelve years performing in shows and competitions and helping other students learn this rigorous art form.
Shannon has been a dynamic member of the Irish community with membership in the following: the Cleveland Feis Society, Irish American Club-East Side, Irish Cultural Gardens, Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians, United Irish Societies of Greater Cleveland, and the West Side Irish American Club. She has participated in the Cleveland Feis Society as a competitor, stage manager and is currently a member of the Executive Board.
Diligence is just one of Shannon’s many qualities, especially as a member of the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians Our Lady of the Rosary Division for many years. She served in leadership roles as Secretary and Treasurer. Additionally, to serving as an Officer, Shannon has chaired various events including the Decorating Committee for the 2021 Ohio Hibernian State Convention in Cleveland and fundraising with the Savor’s Program.
The Murphy Irish Arts Association extremely appreciates Shannon’s organizational skills. Her supervisory role helps the dancers prepare for shows, parades, and competitions. Let it be known part of her popularity with the dance students lies in all the snacks she brings to the events.
As a volunteer for the Cultural Gardens on One World Day in the Irish Garden, she has organized getting baked goods donated, providing games, passport stamps and information about Ireland and Cleveland’s Irish community. No job is too small or too large for Shannon especially with her serving as the Master of Ceremonies on the Main Stage, helping to organize the Parade of Nations and games for the children.
Shannon’s service to the United Irish Societies and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade is extremely impressive. Judge Terrence O’Donnell appointed Shannon as a Deputy Director in 1998. She worked on the Line of March for the Parade for more than 20 years and serves as the Official
As an active member of many Irish Organizations in Cleveland, Shannon has enthusiastically worked to enrich each with her time and talent. She began her life of service as a student with the Burke School of Irish Dance where she spent twelve years performing in shows and competitions and helping other students learn this rigorous art form.
Shannon has been a dynamic member of the Irish community with membership in the following: the Cleveland Feis Society, Irish American Club-East Side, Irish Cultural Gardens, Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians, United Irish Societies of Greater Cleveland, and the West Side Irish American Club. She has participated in the Cleveland Feis Society as a competitor, stage manager and is currently a member of the Executive Board.
Diligence is just one of Shannon’s many qualities, especially as a member of the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians Our Lady of the Rosary Division for many years. She served in leadership roles as Secretary and Treasurer. Additionally, to serving as an Officer, Shannon has chaired various events including the Decorating Committee for the 2021 Ohio Hibernian State Convention in Cleveland and fundraising with the Savor’s Program.
The Murphy Irish Arts Association extremely appreciates Shannon’s organizational skills. Her supervisory role helps the dancers prepare for shows, parades, and competitions. Let it be known part of her popularity with the dance students lies in all the snacks she brings to the events.
As a volunteer for the Cultural Gardens on One World Day in the Irish Garden, she has organized getting baked goods donated, providing games, passport stamps and information about Ireland and Cleveland’s Irish community. No job is too small or too large for Shannon especially with her serving as the Master of Ceremonies on the Main Stage, helping to organize the Parade of Nations and games for the children.
Shannon’s service to the United Irish Societies and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade is extremely impressive. Judge Terrence O’Donnell appointed Shannon as a Deputy Director in 1998. She worked on the Line of March for the Parade for more than 20 years and serves as the Official
Photographer of the Parade. Shannon was honored in 2010 as Parade Co-Chair. Proudly following in her dad’s footsteps, she served as Executive Director of the United Irish Societies from 2016-2019.
Shannon is honored to be chosen as the 2025 St. Patrick’s Day Parade Grand Marshal and is looking forward to leading the Irish Community down the Avenue.
Shannon is honored to be chosen as the 2025 St. Patrick’s Day Parade Grand Marshal and is looking forward to leading the Irish Community down the Avenue.
Mary Murphy Joyce
2025 Irish Mother of the Year
Mary Kathryn Murphy Joyce is the daughter of John E and Mary Jane Conry Murphy. Her parents instilled a sense of deep Irish Pride and Catholic Faith in her and her three brothers, Michael (deceased), Jack and Patrick and her two sisters, Helen and Bridget.
Graduating from Lourdes Academy, Cuyahoga Community College and Cleveland State University Mary fulfilled her lifelong dream and became a Registered Nurse beginning her career at St. Vincent Charity Hospital, where she was active in her professional union.
Mary had the good fortune of attending a dance at Chanel High School at the age of 16 and met the love of her life Thomas F. Joyce and they married in 1971. Their first child, Peggy, unfortunately passed away at 16 months. It was a difficult time, but with their strong faith they were gifted with four more children, Peter, Dan, Nora and Sheila. The Joyce Family resided in University Heights and provided all their children with a Catholic education as members of Gesu Parish and then on to St. Ignatius and Beaumont. Mary volunteered at Gesu and was an active member of the Carmelite Guild.
Our Lord called Tom home in 1997. Mary embraced the role of a single mother with her faith again as her foundation. She instilled the importance of a good education and strong ethics into her children by her example. Mary retired from Kaiser Permanente after working 25 years in the OB/GYN Department. Her kindness and gentle ways helped many through their pregnancies and surgeries. She was President of her Union and Bargaining Agent for many national contracts. Mary was a Nurse Advocate, a fervent supporter of fair wages and safe working conditions. She was fortunate to have a second job with the challenging and rewarding working with the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Tom and Mary were founding members of the Irish American Club-East Side. She has been an active volunteer at the Fish Fries and an amazing saleswoman of fundraising.
Mary was also a founding member of the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians Deirfiur of Charity Division. She truly lives the LAOH motto of Friendship, Unity, and Christian Charity as a volunteer at St. Philomena’s and as Chair of the yearly Fundraising Basket Raffle. Since her retirement, she has worked with the elderly in their homes, helping them to stay independent.
Mary is first and foremost a Mother and takes great pride in her four children and being Grammy to her eight grandchildren: Kathryn, Thomas, Ann, Jack, Mary Helen, Brianna, Cormac and Clara. All of whom are happy and grateful to celebrate Mary on her special day as the 2025 Irish Mother of the Year.
Graduating from Lourdes Academy, Cuyahoga Community College and Cleveland State University Mary fulfilled her lifelong dream and became a Registered Nurse beginning her career at St. Vincent Charity Hospital, where she was active in her professional union.
Mary had the good fortune of attending a dance at Chanel High School at the age of 16 and met the love of her life Thomas F. Joyce and they married in 1971. Their first child, Peggy, unfortunately passed away at 16 months. It was a difficult time, but with their strong faith they were gifted with four more children, Peter, Dan, Nora and Sheila. The Joyce Family resided in University Heights and provided all their children with a Catholic education as members of Gesu Parish and then on to St. Ignatius and Beaumont. Mary volunteered at Gesu and was an active member of the Carmelite Guild.
Our Lord called Tom home in 1997. Mary embraced the role of a single mother with her faith again as her foundation. She instilled the importance of a good education and strong ethics into her children by her example. Mary retired from Kaiser Permanente after working 25 years in the OB/GYN Department. Her kindness and gentle ways helped many through their pregnancies and surgeries. She was President of her Union and Bargaining Agent for many national contracts. Mary was a Nurse Advocate, a fervent supporter of fair wages and safe working conditions. She was fortunate to have a second job with the challenging and rewarding working with the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Tom and Mary were founding members of the Irish American Club-East Side. She has been an active volunteer at the Fish Fries and an amazing saleswoman of fundraising.
Mary was also a founding member of the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians Deirfiur of Charity Division. She truly lives the LAOH motto of Friendship, Unity, and Christian Charity as a volunteer at St. Philomena’s and as Chair of the yearly Fundraising Basket Raffle. Since her retirement, she has worked with the elderly in their homes, helping them to stay independent.
Mary is first and foremost a Mother and takes great pride in her four children and being Grammy to her eight grandchildren: Kathryn, Thomas, Ann, Jack, Mary Helen, Brianna, Cormac and Clara. All of whom are happy and grateful to celebrate Mary on her special day as the 2025 Irish Mother of the Year.
Kathleen "Katie" Schmitt
2025 Inside Co-Chair
Katie is the second of seven children of Chris and Kathleen Cooper. Her siblings are Eileen Reed, Margaret Cavelli, Christopher Jr., Mary Clare Piascsik, Michael and Patricia. Katie married Jason Schmitt and they are the proud parents of Madelyn. She enjoys her role as a new mother, while remaining active in the Irish community.
She attended Holy Cross Grade School in Euclid and Magnificat High School in Rocky River. Katie received her Bachelor of Music in Music Education and Master of Music in Performance Degrees from Cleveland State University. Katie was Music Director at St. Thomas More Parish and Department Chair and Choral Music Teacher at St. Jospeh Academy for nine years. She is currently the Music Director at her parish, St. John Vianney in Mentor.
Many organizations in this day and age seem to have difficulty finding volunteers that are passionate about their mission. Fortunately, the Irish community found such a volunteer with Katie. She is very zealous with each endeavor she undertakes. She is probably best known for her singing of the National Anthems at the start of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, taking over this duty from Steve Mulloy in 2002. She continues to pay homage to the city’s strong Irish roots by singing the Soldier’s Song in Irish. Once the Anthems are sung and the whistle blown, Katie can then be found marshaling the Parade, ensuring all parade participants and spectators have a wonderful afternoon. Recently, she has spearheaded the selection of judges for the Parade.
Whatever the need, Katie will step in to fill it as she has for several years helping in the Irish Garden and the Cleveland Cultural Gardens One World Day.
While her amazing singing talent is often very notable, Katie has worked behind the scenes and worn many hats elsewhere in the Irish community. She is a member of the Irish American Club-East Side, a Delegate to the United Irish Societies, with the Cleveland Feis Society serving as a stage monitor, musician and currently the Championship Competition Announcer. She was a dancer with the Murphy Irish Arts for twelve years and always willing to share her knowledge and experience with the young Irish dancers. In addition to her Irish involvement, Katie is a member of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians and the Cleveland Chapter and the Edgecliff Beach Club where she served as the Secretary of the Board.
Katie is very proud of her Irish Heritage and honored to be the Inside Co-Chair of the 2025 St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
She attended Holy Cross Grade School in Euclid and Magnificat High School in Rocky River. Katie received her Bachelor of Music in Music Education and Master of Music in Performance Degrees from Cleveland State University. Katie was Music Director at St. Thomas More Parish and Department Chair and Choral Music Teacher at St. Jospeh Academy for nine years. She is currently the Music Director at her parish, St. John Vianney in Mentor.
Many organizations in this day and age seem to have difficulty finding volunteers that are passionate about their mission. Fortunately, the Irish community found such a volunteer with Katie. She is very zealous with each endeavor she undertakes. She is probably best known for her singing of the National Anthems at the start of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, taking over this duty from Steve Mulloy in 2002. She continues to pay homage to the city’s strong Irish roots by singing the Soldier’s Song in Irish. Once the Anthems are sung and the whistle blown, Katie can then be found marshaling the Parade, ensuring all parade participants and spectators have a wonderful afternoon. Recently, she has spearheaded the selection of judges for the Parade.
Whatever the need, Katie will step in to fill it as she has for several years helping in the Irish Garden and the Cleveland Cultural Gardens One World Day.
While her amazing singing talent is often very notable, Katie has worked behind the scenes and worn many hats elsewhere in the Irish community. She is a member of the Irish American Club-East Side, a Delegate to the United Irish Societies, with the Cleveland Feis Society serving as a stage monitor, musician and currently the Championship Competition Announcer. She was a dancer with the Murphy Irish Arts for twelve years and always willing to share her knowledge and experience with the young Irish dancers. In addition to her Irish involvement, Katie is a member of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians and the Cleveland Chapter and the Edgecliff Beach Club where she served as the Secretary of the Board.
Katie is very proud of her Irish Heritage and honored to be the Inside Co-Chair of the 2025 St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Michael J. Conkey
2025 Outside Co-Chair
Michael J. Conkey grew up in Cleveland Heights in St. Louis Parish, volunteering in many of the Parish’s activities, Mike worked in the Accounting Division of the Cleveland Plain Dealer Publishing Company upon graduating from St. Joseph High School in 1971. While employed he attended school at Cuyahoga Community College. He retired in 2009 after thirty-eight extraordinary years of service with the Plain Dealer.
Mike is a devout husband of forty-one years to his lovely wife Mary. They are the proud parents of Ellen and Tommy. His son Tommy is the founder and owner of Egan Irish Dance Schools in Chesterland and Richfield. The Conkey’s live in Cleveland Heights and are parishioners of the Communion of Saints Parish.
Spending a great deal of time at many a feis and fundraisers for Murphy Irish Arts and the Egan Irish Dance Schools, Mike is well known for his energy as a volunteer. Additionally, he has given much of his time and talents working at the Ohio Celtic and Irish Cultural Festivals. He is a member of the Irish American Club-East Side and the Bluestone Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
A proud supporter of Irish dance, entertainment, and culture, Michael attends and advocates for many events in and around Cleveland. Particularly he has made significant contributions to keep the Irish Cultural Gardens beautiful and one of the best.
The House of Champions, an after-school program for underprivileged children, is grateful to have Mike as one of their enthusiastic volunteers, as is the South Euclid/Lyndhurst Jaycees of which Mike has been a member for over twenty-five years, as well as the St. Vincent de Paul Society. A gentleman and friend to many, he is always available to lend a helping hand whenever and wherever needed. Mike’s motto is “talk to someone for ten minutes and you’ll find a connection”.
Mike is honored to be the 2025 St. Patrick’s Day Outside Co-Chair.
Mike is a devout husband of forty-one years to his lovely wife Mary. They are the proud parents of Ellen and Tommy. His son Tommy is the founder and owner of Egan Irish Dance Schools in Chesterland and Richfield. The Conkey’s live in Cleveland Heights and are parishioners of the Communion of Saints Parish.
Spending a great deal of time at many a feis and fundraisers for Murphy Irish Arts and the Egan Irish Dance Schools, Mike is well known for his energy as a volunteer. Additionally, he has given much of his time and talents working at the Ohio Celtic and Irish Cultural Festivals. He is a member of the Irish American Club-East Side and the Bluestone Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
A proud supporter of Irish dance, entertainment, and culture, Michael attends and advocates for many events in and around Cleveland. Particularly he has made significant contributions to keep the Irish Cultural Gardens beautiful and one of the best.
The House of Champions, an after-school program for underprivileged children, is grateful to have Mike as one of their enthusiastic volunteers, as is the South Euclid/Lyndhurst Jaycees of which Mike has been a member for over twenty-five years, as well as the St. Vincent de Paul Society. A gentleman and friend to many, he is always available to lend a helping hand whenever and wherever needed. Mike’s motto is “talk to someone for ten minutes and you’ll find a connection”.
Mike is honored to be the 2025 St. Patrick’s Day Outside Co-Chair.
Past Honorees
- 1958
- Grand Marshal - John J. O'Malley*
- 1959
- Grand Marshal - Patrick J. O'Malley*
- 1960
- Grand Marshal - John T. English*
- Inside Co-Chair - Raymond J. Reilly*
- Outside Co-Chair - William F. Chambers*
- 1961
- Grand Marshal - William J. Cannon*
- Inside Co-Chair - William T. Monroe
- Outside Co-Chair - James P. Conway*
- 1962
- Grand Marshal - Thomas E. McDonald*
- Inside Co-Chair - James M. Lynch*
- Outside Co-Chair - James J. Lynch*
- 1963
- Grand Marshal - Patrick T. Lynch*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Celia Carney*
- Inside Co-Chair - Joseph P. Rochford*
- Outside Co-Chair - James T. Kilbane*
- 1964
- Grand Marshal - Michael McGlynn*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Margaret Spellacy*
- Inside Co-Chair - Martin J. Cooney*
- Outside Co-Chair - William F. Sweeney
- 1965
- Grand Marshal - Arthur McChrystal*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Agnes Chambers*
- Inside Co-Chair - Augustine Boland*
- Outside Co-Chair - James T. Breslin*
- 1966
- Grand Marshal - James T. Kilbane*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Margaret Browne*
- Inside Co-Chair - Mary V. McNeeley*
- Outside Co-Chair - Ignatius E. McIntyre*
- 1967
- Grand Marshal - James M. Lynch*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Catherine Kline*
- Inside Co-Chair - Mary E. Reynolds*
- Outside Co-Chair - Daniel L. Berry*
- 1968
- Grand Marshal - John E. Ryan*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Bridget Boland*
- Inside Co-Chair - Eamon D'Arcy*
- Outside Co-Chair - Thomas J. Barrett, MD*
- 1969
- Grand Marshal - Thomas Scott*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Elizabeth Kenny*
- Inside Co-Chair - James E. Murray*
- Outside Co-Chair - Hon. Michael A. Sweeney*
- 1970
- Grand Marshal - James J. Boland*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Bernadette Murphy*
- Inside Co-Chair - Thomas Byrne*
- Outside Co-Chair - Thomas Coughlin*
- 1971
- Grand Marshal - Michael B. Comer*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Anna Esther Kilbane*
- Inside Co-Chair - Mary B. Cook
- Outside Co-Chair - Thomas F. Campbell, PhD*
- 1972
- Grand Marshal - Patrick T. Duffy*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Beatrice Lynch*
- Inside Co-Chair - Patrick J. O'Malley*
- Outside Co-Chair - Canon Liam J. Kitt*
- 1973
- Grand Marshal - Hon. George J. McMonagle*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Mary Reynolds*
- Inside Co-Chair - Patrick W. O'Malley*
- Outside Co-Chair - James B. Mooney
- 1974
- Grand Marshal - John P. McNea*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Anna Sweeney*
- Inside Co-Chair - Ralph Connor*
- Outside Co-Chair - James W. McGorray*
- 1975
- Grand Marshal - Patrick J. Byrnes*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Anna Rita Kilbane*
- Inside Co-Chair - Oliver E. Murphy*
- Outside Co-Chair - William J. Kiernan*
- 1976
- Grand Marshal - James M. Carney*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Delia McIntyre*
- Inside Co-Chair - Edward J. Campbell*
- Outside Co-Chair - Patrick J. Gallagher*
- 1977
- Grand Marshal - Thomas F. McManamon Sr.
- Outside Co-Chair - Peter D. Corrigan, MD*
- Inside Co-Chair - Frank M. Sheehan*
- 1978
- Grand Marshal - Patrick J. McGeever*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Delia Gibbons*
- Inside Co-Chair - Maura Dowdall
- Outside Co-Chair - John J. Gill
- 1979
- Grand Marshal - Bryan Kilbane (In Memoriam)*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Loretta Prendergast*
- Inside Co-Chair - Margaret Mylett
- Outside Co-Chair - James P. Reynolds*
- 1980
- Grand Marshal - Oliver E. Murphy*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Mary Howard O'Malley*
- Inside Co-Chair - Thomas J. Reynolds*
- Outside Co-Chair - Hon. Ann McManamon
- 1981
- Grand Marshal - Canon Liam J. Kitt*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Nora Hastings*
- Inside Co-Chair - John Coyne*
- Outside Co-Chair - Hon. John V. Corrigan*
- 1982
- Grand Marshal - Martin L. McLaughlin*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Beatrice McIntyre*
- Inside Co-Chair - Michael G. Lavelle*
- Outside Co-Chair - John P. Coyne
- 1983
- Grand Marshal - Michael McGarry*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Anne Grey*
- Inside Co-Chair - Edmund P. Byrne*
- Outside Co-Chair - Terrence Joyce*
- 1984
- Grand Marshal - John T. Patton Sr.*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Mary Terese Hurley*
- Inside Co-Chair - Deneen C. O'Reilly
- Outside Co-Chair - Leo P. D'Arcy*
- 1985
- Grand Marshal - John O'Neill*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Ursula Lynch*
- Inside Co-Chair - Patrick T. Murphy
- Outside Co-Chair - John O'Brien
- 1986
- Grand Marshal - Michael Roddy*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Mary O'Neill*
- Inside Co-Chair - Eileen A. Reynolds
- Outside Co-Chair - Kevin W. Reynolds
- 1987
- Grand Marshal - Thomas McCaffrey*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Hanna Byrnes*
- Inside Co-Chair - Daniel M. Corcoran*
- Outside Co-Chair - John F. McGarry
- 1988
- Grand Marshal - Owen R. Quinn*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Bridget Birney*
- Inside Co-Chair - Walter J. McNally
- Outside Co-Chair - Richard A. Walton
- 1989
- Grand Marshal - Hon. Gerald T. McFaul
- Irish Mother of the Year - Angela Kerrigan*
- Inside Co-Chair - Stephen L. Mulloy*
- Outside Co-Chair - Roger S. Weist*
- 1990
- Grand Marshal - James P. Reynolds*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Noreen Garriga
- Inside Co-Chair - Margaret A. Lackey
- Outside Co-Chair - Sean Anthony Boland*
- 1991
- Grand Marshal - John B. Quinn*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Kathleen Cooney*
- Inside Co-Chair - Peter B. Hannon
- Outside Co-Chair - Thomas O'Neill*
- 1992
- Grand Marshal - Terry Joyce*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Bette Berry*
- Inside Co-Chair - Robert E. Hearns*
- Outside Co-Chair - John Togher*
- 1993
- Grand Marshal - Alphonsus O'Leary
- Irish Mother of the Year - Julia Burke*
- Inside Co-Chair - Thomas J. Ross*
- Outside Co-Chair - Helen C. Malloy
- 1994
- Grand Marshal - Thomas Byrne*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Nora Jordan*
- Inside Co-Chair - Marilyn Madigan
- Outside Co-Chair - John J. Hennessy*
- 1995
- Grand Marshal - Edward Campbell*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Pauline Gallagher*
- Inside Co-Chair - Rita Lally
- Outside Co-Chair - Paul Gallagher*
- 1996
- Grand Marshal - Thomas Ross*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Eileen Hennessy*
- Inside Co-Chair - Toby Haffey*
- Outside Co-Chair - John Campbell*
- 1997
- Grand Marshal - Joseph Boland*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Mary Celine O'Leary
- Inside Co-Chair - James Kilbane
- Outside Co-Chair - Dennis Dunn*
- 1998
- Grand Marshal - Patrick T. Kilbane*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Mae Moore Keenan*
- Inside Co-Chair - Bonnie K. McNally
- Outside Co-Chair - Sr. Maureen Burke SND
- 1999
- Grand Marshal - Raymond "Rip" Reilly*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Mary Kilbane*
- Inside Co-Chair - John J. Togher
- Outside Co-Chair - Fr. J. Brendan McNulty
- 2000
- Grand Marshal - William Chambers*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Nora Carr*
- Inside Co-Chair - Linda Carney
- Outside Co-Chair - James McGuirk
- 2001
- Grand Marshal - Lonnie McCauley*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Sara McLaughlin*
- Inside Co-Chair - Bridie Joyce
- Outside Co-Chair - Bridget Boland*
- 2002
- Grand Marshal - Frank Sheehan*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Mary Hastings-McCluskey
- Inside Co-Chair - Tom Kilbane
- Outside Co-Chair - Pat Dowd
- 2003
- Grand Marshal - Eamonn D'Arcy*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Mary O'Donnell Hayes*
- Inside Co-Chair - Rasa M. Chambers
- Outside Co-Chair - Harry Simon*
- 2004
- Grand Marshal - James Patrick Caffrey*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Anne O'Donnell Mulloy*
- Inside Co-Chair - Frank Hoban*
- Outside Co-Chair - Nell Buckley*
- 2005
- Grand Marshal - Helen Malloy
- Irish Mother of the Year - Patricia Campbell*
- Inside Co-Chair - Linda Hannon
- Outside Co-Chair - Kevin McGinty*
- 2006
- Grand Marshal - Bill Carney*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Joan Cavanaugh*
- Inside Co-Chair - Ed Morrow*
- Outside Co-Chair - Gerald Quinn
- 2007
- Grand Marshal - Stephen L. Mulloy*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Mary Ellen Boland*
- Inside Co-Chair - Mary Alice Fitzgerald
- Outside Co-Chair - Kathy Whitford
- 2008
- Grand Marshal - John Campbell*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Kathleen Hough*
- Inside Co-Chair - Michael Keenan
- Outside Co-Chair - Norine Hastings
- 2009
- Grand Marshal - Tom Reynolds*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Shirley Chambers*
- Inside Co-Chair - Maire Leffel
- Outside Co-Chair - Fr. James P. O'Donnell
- 2010
- Grand Marshal - John Hayes*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Bonnie McNally
- Inside Co-Chair - Shannon Corcoran
- Outside Co-Chair - Fr. Thomas Johns
- 2011
- Grand Marshal - Gerry Quinn
- Irish Mother of the Year - Kathleen Lackey Sheehan
- Inside Co-Chair - Sheila Murphy Crawford
- Outside Co-Chair - Fr. Thomas Mahoney
- 2012
- Grand Marshal - Walter J. "Mickey" McNally
- Irish Mother of the Year - Vera Casey*
- Inside Co-Chair - Una O'Leary Escolas
- Outside Co-Chair - William G. Chambers
- 2013
- Grand Marshal - Kevin McGinty*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Una Ellis*
- Inside Co-Chair - Timothy Leahy
- Outside Co-Chair - Daniel B. Chambers
- 2014
- Grand Marshal - Andy Dever
- Irish Mother of the Year - Bridie Joyce
- Inside Co-Chair - John O'Brien Jr.
- Outside Co-Chair - Mark Owens
- 2015
- Grand Marshal - Daniel M. Corcoran*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Patricia Hollywood
- Inside Co-Chair - Maire O'Leary Manning
- Outside Co-Chair - Fr. Bob Begin*
- 2016
- Grand Marshal - Jack Coyne
- Irish Mother of the Year - Bridget McIntyre
- Inside Co-Chair - John Myers
- Outside Co-Chair - Teresa Reilly Kowalski
- 2017
- Grand Marshal - Roger S. Weist*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Angela Murphy*
- Inside Co-Chair - Margaret Lynch
- Outside Co-Chair - John Patrick Lackey
- 2018
- Grand Marshal - Sheila Murphy Crawford
- Irish Mother of the Year - Joan (Hartnett) Reali
- Inside Co-Chair - Noreen Halley
- Outside Co-Chair - Linda Burke
- 2019
- Grand Marshal - William "Bill" Homan
- Irish Mother of the Year - Eileen Kilroy
- Inside Co-Chair - Patti Maher Hanrahan
- Outside Co-Chair - Sr. Corita Ambro
- 2020
- Grand Marshal - Thomas J. Scanlon*
- Irish Mother of the Year - Kathleen Mangan
- Inside Co-Chair - Maureen Mohney
- Outside Co-Chair - Christopher Cooper
- 2021
- No New Honorees Selected
- 2022
- Grand Marshal - Thomas F. McManamon Jr.
- Irish Mother of the Year - Rita Lally
- Inside Co-Chair - Patricia Coleman Lavelle
- Outside Co-Chair - Eileen Mangan Stull
- 2023
- Grand Marshal - Michael F. "Mickey" Coyne
- Irish Mother of the Year - Bridget Conway
- Inside Co-Chair - Maureen Cavanaugh
- Outside Co-Chair - Kevin McDonough
- 2024
- Grand Marshal - Patrick T. Murphy
- Irish Mother of the Year - Patricia Homan
- Inside Co-Chair - David J. McLaughlin
- Outside Co-Chair - Fr. Francis Walsh
*Past Honoree Has Been Called Home