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Dungarvan is Seisiún ready as TuneFest 2024 Festival Beckons
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Dungarvan is Seisiún ready as TuneFest 2024 Festival Beckons
Head to Dungarvan from 21st-23rd June for concerts, including headline gigs with Cherish the Ladies, Talisk and Danú, music workshops, dancing, pub sessions, youth buskers, cd launches, and free outdoor gig rig performances.
TuneFest Dungarvan, Ireland’s most exciting emerging traditional Irish music festival, will take place in the scenic harbour town of Dungarvan...
Opera lovers will delight at this “most friendly of festivals” which shines a light on rare masterpieces.
The pretty harbour town of Wexford in Ireland’s Ancient East becomes a magnet for opera fans in the autumn when it stages Wexford Festival Opera (17 October – 1 November), a critically acclaimed celebration of rare operatic gems and emerging talent.
Now in its...
Bulmers Super Sunday at Tipperary Races October 2nd
Super Sunday takes place at Tipperary Races on Sunday, 2 October. Conveniently located adjacent to Limerick Junction this action-packed raceday is their biggest day of the season. Tipperary is a real jewel in the crown when it comes to equestrian experiences here in Ireland. The county offers so much to see and...
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Cork’s Gastronomy Stars Take Centre Stage at Free Demos and Talks During Cork on a Fork Festival Next Week
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Cork’s thriving food scene will step into the spotlight next week as Cork on a Fork Fest returns for its fourth year from Tuesday 13th to Saturday 17th August. Organised by Cork City Council, this five-day celebration of food, flavour, and community spirit will serve up a packed programme of nearly 100 events across the city — from pop-up...
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Feel the pulse of Irish traditional music at Ennis Trad Fest
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Ennis Trad Fest is a joyous celebration of Irish traditional music in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.
With a long and rich musical heritage, the picturesque County Clare town of Ennis on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way has been called the traditional music capital of Ireland.
Year round its pubs and streets are filled with music but for five days every year...
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Save the date for the 15th Annual Waterford Festival of Food
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Save the date for the 15th Annual Waterford Festival of Food
19-21 April 2024
Waterford Festival of Food (formerly called West Waterford Festival of Food) will take place this year from Friday 19th April to Sunday 21st April 2024. So save the date as food lovers from across Ireland descend upon the scenic seaside town of Dungarvan and beyond.
The 2024 Festival...
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The hugely successful 2024 Waterford Festival of Food has come to a triumphant close!
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That’s a wrap! The hugely successful 2024 Waterford Festival of Food has come to a triumphant close!
More than 75,000 people attended this year’s Waterford Festival of Food, the largest attendance in its 15 year history
Over 80 food events and activities over three days took centre stage around Dungarvan, wider Waterford.
Waterford Festival of Food 2024 has launched the Irish festival...
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All eyes on Tipperary for the International Rose of Tralee Tour
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All eyes on Tipperary for the International Rose of Tralee Tour
The International Rose of Tralee Tour visited Tipperary this weekend shining a spotlight on the beautiful county as part of their tour of Ireland. A delegation of sixteen roses led by Tipperary Rose Aisling O’Donovan included roses from Philadelphia, Waterford, Monaghan, Cavan, Florida, Kilkenny, Newfoundland, Leitrim, Ohio, Galway, Perth, Roscommon,...
This November, Ireland’s Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) celebrates its 140th anniversary highlighting the importance of Gaelic games to the life of Irish people.
The GAA is Ireland’s largest sporting organisation representing the unique national games of hurling and Gaelic football as well as handball and rounders. Camogie and ladies Gaelic football are governed by other associations but taken together these...
Reviving romance: the magic of matchmaking in County Clare
In an age of digital dating, one Irish town is dedicated to finding love the old-fashioned way, with a matchmaking festival that’s been bringing people together for more than 165 years
Each September, as the silage is cut and the summer crowds drift home, something unique happens near the Burren region of...
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