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Events in August
Feakle Festival of Traditional Irish Music
Feakle, East Clare
Wednesday, 9th August to Monday, 14th August, 2023
The Feakle festival attracts visitors each year from near and far, to the tranquillity of East Clare. For the past 35 years, the Feakle festival has showcased our sensational culture.
This year the 36th Feakle Festival promises to showcase the best of traditional music, song, dance and poetry – through, concerts, master classes, recitals, ceili’s, sessions, walks, outdoor events and children’s activities.
The Feakle festival was established in 1987 to honour the rich music and musicians of East Clare and to bring it to a wider audience. It has been described as a music lover’s dream. This year’s programme will present exciting and exhilarating events and concerts. The uniqueness of Feakle, with its continuous musical spirit, is seen as a living music village. It attracts people to embrace themselves in the home of East Clare music. For more information on events visit www.feaklefestival.ie or our social media account ‘Feakle Festival’
Good to Know
Event name: Feakle Festival of Traditional Irish Music
Event dates: Wednesday, August 9 to Monday, August 14, 2023
Event times: See their website for times and details, including ticketing. www.feaklefestival.ie
Venue: Feakle
Caherconnell International Furnace Festival
August 26, 2023 → August 27, 2023
Caherconnell
Co. Clare
Good to Know
This is the second year that this unique Festival takes place at Caherconnell Fort Co. Clare. Iron is smelted from small clay furnaces and then forged into objects of art and practical use by 25 smelters and 25 blacksmiths. Especially the ‘birth of iron’, when the hot mass of metal is extracted from the furnace, is an unforgettable experience. During our continuous free guided tours of our Open Air Museum we explain everything about what you see and connect it to the history of iron production in Ireland. From bog iron ore from the Midlands, over the Gobán Saor to wrought iron gates.