Home to Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in 2018 & 2019, Drogheda’s traditional Irish music scene has grown from strength to strength.
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Droichead Arts Centre, Stockwell Street, Drogheda, County Louth.
Navan Pride is back and we can't wait to see everyone in the community celebrating our LGBTQ+ family, friends and neighbours in Navan.
Meath Made Creates at Swift Cultural Centre for August Craft Month
Date: Saturday the 17th & Sunday the 18th of August
Swift Cultural Centre, High Street, Trim, Co.Meath C15p668
Professional tour guide and actor, Fiona Dalton brings the local Goddess of Samhain alive in an original living history tour of the heritage town of Athboy with a two hour guided walk around the sights to see and stories to hear as well as learning about her own legend from Celtic Mythology.
The tour starts off with the history of Tlachtga and Halloween including a visit to the famous fairy Fort which is reputed to be the entrance to the underworld in Irish mythology.
Presented as part of Dublin International Film Festival 2024, access>CINEMA is delighted to bring a number of highlights from the festival to Solstice Arts Centre as part of this year’s Film Festival Tour.
The Festival Tour continues for another year, expanding in 2024 to now include three festival highlights: French comedy drama TONI, starring Camille Cottin, West African folklore tale MAMI WATA, and a specifically curated SHORTS PROGRAMME.
Solstice Arts Centre
Railway Street
Navan
Co.Meath
Drogheda's very own artisan food and craft market takes place on the 1st Saturday of every month.
The market provides a unique shopping experience for all.
Specially chosen creatives, makers and small local business owners' unite to provide you, the visitor, with an eclectic array of stalls from jewellery to Indian street food.
Soak up the atmosphere, enjoy their DJ's cool sounds, view original artwork, photography, handcrafted skincare, candles, access original fashion, book and vinyl stalls.
Ground Floor Scotch Hall Shopping Centre Drogheda Co.Louth
Celebrations commemorating the remarkable life of St. Brigid of Faughart are set to captivate audiences throughout Louth as the highly anticipated Brigid 1500: ‘Louth Birthplace of Brigid’ festival kicks off on January 26th, 2024.
The programme, spearheaded by Louth County Council, is a tribute to one of Ireland’s most esteemed saints, offering a rich tapestry of events and initiatives highlighting her legacy.
