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Iúr Cinn Fleadh

10 Barrack Street, Newry, County Down, BT35 6DA
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You are all very welcome to the 2024 Iúr Cinn Fleadh.

It is ten years since our first Fleadh. This year - with over 80 events - we think it will be our best yet!

From a headline gig by the legendary Altan, to sessions galore, to our annual Trad Cruises on Newry Canal, church concerts, a Ghost Walk, Bikes and Beats on the Street, TenX9 conversations, gaming sessions - as well as plenty of children's events - there's something for everyone.

New events this year include a Newry Food Tour, a flotilla of boats, 5k run, Panic Station Comedy, a Choral Trail - and even a Photography Walk.

And don't forget that most events are completely free.

The Fleadh committee are incredibly grateful to our two main sponsors - Newry BID and The National Lottery Community Fund. Without their support, the festival would not happen.

We also have to acknowledge our team of volunteers, who spend so much time making sure the festival is as good as it possibly can be. Thank you, all.

We hope you enjoy the Fleadh and continue to join us in August for many years to come. Let us build here in Newry, Tírdhreach an cheoil - a landscape of music.

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Opening Times

Season (22 Aug 2024 - 26 Aug 2024)
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Thursday - Monday10:00 - 23:00

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Road Directions

Newry City, various locations. 

Newry is on the A1/M1 almost equidistant between Belfast and Dublin

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All venues are easily accessible from Newry Bus Station.

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