irish music ireland

This Fleadh Cheoil (“Music Festival”, also including song and dance), is held in on the June Bank Holiday weekend,  by Chomhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann....

Enjoy a drink and sample some mouth watering cuisine in the traditional surroundings of The Brewery in Letterkenny....

The community hall in Rathgormack becomes the centre for a host of mad sessions and the craic and music will then continue into the night in various pubs within the town. There may also be some hot food available as well so you don’t need to miss out on the ceoil as you refill the tank for some more dancing....

The Bayview Lounge and Bar welcomes all the family and caters for all age groups. With a snooker table and bar food available all day, this is an ideal location for relaxing with family and friends....

The Féile Chomórtha Joe Éinniú is held every year in the heart of Connemara in the town of Carna. The renowned sean nós singer, Joe Heaney, called Carna home and the town has celebrated his memory every year since his death during the mid-eighties. The programme of events includes sean nós music, sean nós dancing, workshops, a singing competition for the kiddies and plenty of other events to make this céilí a festival to remember....

This centrally located pub is renowned for it's music. From traditional music to Karaoke, they have it all.

Available for Christmas parties/functions Dinner served daily....

The highlight of any visit to the Islands is an evening at the Aran Ceili Banquet. A lively informal gathering of sumptuous traditional dining, native music, stories, song and dance. You begin with a hearty failte and welcoming dioc from the Fear an Ti, guests are then treated to seafood chowder and home baked aran (brown bread), main courses of traditional Aran seafood or Irish stew and inventive desserts.

During the banquet, Fear an Ti hosts an evening of traditional entertainment,...

SEISIUN - A lively and colourful display of traditional music, song, dance, and Storytelling....

Paddy’s Bar in Glenties, County Donegal, is well worth a visit....