Vintage, vibrant and very cool!
We're so excited about this, our heads are spinning like a spinning top! Here's the stunning poster for this year's Fleadh. You should see this gorgeous design going up in…
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Let our special screening spook you
There's a ghost story behind every hole in the hedge. That's Ireland – a place of magic, myth and mystery – and we're making sure we explore that during the…
How music helps your healing
Explore the realm of music and healing – at a free workshop hosted by Noctambule's Dr Bruce Victor and 'The Girl With The Harp' Niamh Noade. Our hosts will guide…
Trad in the archives
He was the last of the itinerant fiddlers – and his legacy is being shared in an exclusive presentation at the Fleadh. Join us for a special screening of Fiddler…
Bring your story and you to Tenx9
As already announced, Tenx9 is to bring storytelling back to the Fleadh – and here's all the latest info so you can bring your story, too. Last year, nine people…
Concert explores Celtic Christian past
Slemish is the name of a mountain in Ireland associated with St Patrick. It's also the name of a band who perform traditional Irish and inspirational music in concerts all…
Songs & Stories at the Fleadh
Many of us may remember our mam dragging us to church and we may have heard unearthly sounds that seemed totally alien to our wee ears. SONGS CONNECT Sure, the…
Celebrate the wonder of Horslips
They're known as 'the founding fathers of Celtic rock'. We know them as Horslips. And they're coming to Newry to tell their story. Bassist and frontman Barry Devlin and keyboards,…
Tell your story at Tenx9
Everyone has a story. That’s at the heart of Tenx9, which brings storytelling to an event near you – and this year returns to the Fleadh. Founded in Belfast in…
Jessica James to play goodbye gig
Newry says 'goodbye' and Brighton says 'hello'. Local singer-songwriter Jessica James is taking her sounds to another music city – and bids farewell to her hometown with a special concert…
Listen to the land
Locals and visitors alike can listen to the heartbeat of Newry during Iúr Cinn Fleadh – not only by going to sessions, but also by trying out a new experience…
Master musician will pipe in the Fleadh
A master musician will bring the mystical sound of the uilleann pipes to open Iúr Cinn Fleadh. And we can't wait to hear him! Michael ‘Blackie’ O’Connell has been described…