Belfast Council to look at fast-tracking amplified busker and preacher byelaw so Fleadh Ceoil won't be spoiled v.1 ...

Disney+ has acquired the Irish narrative short film “Brown Bread” following a successful festival run that began with its ...

Hosting the Fleadh Cheoil in Belfast for the first time will create a tourism legacy similar to that delivered by staging ...

(indieWIRE/ 07.30.01) — Galway is a short ride from the magnificent mountains of Connemara and a boat ride from the famed Aran Islands, two of Ireland’s most picturesque destinations, so it’s not ...

The 2024 Galway Film Fleadh on Ireland’s tranquil and picturesque west coast is set to open with one of the noisiest films of the year, “Kneecap.” A comedy biopic about the real-life Belfast rap group ...

Like the harvest, the green grassroots of traditional Irish music grow the tallest around this time of the year as the pinnacle of the Irish fleadhanna season rolls around in Ireland this week. Fleadh ...

Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann is already in full swing in Drogheda with a packed weekend predicted for Ireland biggest traditional music festival and competition. Drogheda, County Louth, my hometown, is ...

DUP Minister Gordon Lyons has said he would be “more than happy” to accept an invitation to attend the all-Ireland Fleadh when it comes to Belfast next year. The Communities Minister said he believed ...

The Galway Film Fleadh has always been a launchpad for new Irish films, but this year proves to be the most Gaelic of them all. In spite of financial cuts in its 22nd year (the fest shaved €50,000 off ...

It ain’t all tin whistles, concertinas and bodhrans anymore, yet the most authentic Irish music around could be found at the 23rd annual John Boyle O’Reilly Club’s Irish Fleadh held Saturday on the ...

St. Patrick’s Day came early to Oak Forest Saturday, as city workers, civic organizations, small businesses, costumed characters and precious pooches braved chilly climes to strut their stuff down ...

The Galway Film Fleadh has always been a launchpad for new Irish films, but this year proves to be the most Gaelic of them all. In spite of financial cuts in its 22nd year (the fest shaved €50,000 off ...