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Tá pobal lán le spraoi agus ceol i bhFánad.
Number of visitors to city set to hit one million as competitions begin
From new nighttime shows on Waterloo Street to Michelin-recommended dining and craft beer tours, the walled city is proving itself a top destination for visitors this year.
Dublin City Fleadh also features Sharon Shannon Big Band, Altan,...
Cé go bhfuil brabhús eacnamaíoch suas go £100m (€116m) á shaothrú ag Béal Feirste as an bhFleadh Ceoil, is mó tábhacht atá ag an spiorad cheolmhar agus chomhoibrithe atá á chothú a...
Not heading to Belfast? You can still catch up on all the Fleadh craic with live coverage from RTÉ, TG4, and Comhaltas.
Rockin’ the Suburbs brings you an Ireland entertaining itself in ways that you rarely see covered by Irish media.
For decades the Wicklow Street venue has been a hub of culture in Dublin City – here’s what happened when we visited.
‘I think it’s important that we talk about our histories, how similar we are’
Festival delivers welcome twist with range of seven-a-side Gaelic football matches
Dungarvan’s Town Hall Theatre will host Irish, Scottish and Danish artists for a special concert showcasing Celtic traditions and international friendship
TG4 will broadcast four nights of live music, song and dance as the world's largest celebration of Irish traditional culture arrives in Belfast for the first time.
By Rich Lynch: A very entertaining three hours of Irish music featuring Stepwise trio. Dublin 2029 gives us a ceilidh — an evening of song, dance, and fellowship.
From huge international acts to incredible homegrown talents.
Also featuring Vaticanjail, Sulk Hogan, Mickzart and Kadillac, mischa and the bear, GNS and Credence.
It is the first time the annual music festival has been held in Belfast and only the second time it has been held in Northern Ireland.
The Coolin, Spancil Hill, the Parting Glass, and Raglan Road among the many traditional tunes performed
While the focus may now be on the economic windfall the Belfast business sector may enjoy because of the Fleadh, the focus will shift soon to the long term benefits for arts fundin...
Crowds at celebration of Irish music and culture hope musician will appear after his performance last year
More than 200 events and 180 traditional music competitions are taking place
‘Culture need not divide us,’ says DUP Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly
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