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Johnny Doherty Music & Dancing Festival

27th – 29th September 2019

Ardara

The Johnny Doherty Festival is a traditional music and dance festival held in Ardara to honour the late John Doherty, a legendary fiddler from the area.  It comprises concerts, sessions, workshops, ceili dances, and many more informal events.  > More

Buncrana Music Festival

28th – 29th June 2019

Buncrana, Inishowen

Buncrana Music Festival returns to Buncrana’s Shore Front in what is expected to be the biggest music event in the north west of the year.

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Dunfanaghy Jazz and Blues Festival

13th – 16th September 2018

Dunfanaghy

The annual Dunfanaghy Jazz & Blues Festival will feature a series of free live gigs in pubs and bars throughout the village. > More

Annual Tip O’Neill Irish Diaspora Award

15th – 16th September 2018

Burt

There are numerous people of Irish ancestry in the worldwide Diaspora who deserve to be recognised in the Country of their ancestors and this award will acknowledge the achievements of those individuals. > Read More

Dunfanaghy Food Festival

29th – 30th September 2018

Dunfanaghy

A festival highlighting the vast array of local artisan food producers with demonstrations, special offers, traditional music and entertainment. > Read More

Halloween Pumpkin Carving and Pumpkin Parade

31st October 2018

Bundoran

The 6th annual pumpkin carving competition and pumpkin parade happens on Halloween afternoon – ~Wednesday 31st October at the Atlantic Apartotel. An ideal time for families to bond and create fun and scary pumpkins! > READ MORE

Greencastle Regatta

16th – 19th August 2018

Greencastle

Greencastle Regatta is one of the longest running Maritime Festivals in Ireland and it will be back again this year. It’s a fun packed festival celebrating our maritime heritage along the Foyle. > More

Colgan Heritage Weekend

17th – 19th August 2018

Carndonagh

The Colgan Heritage Festival will be an occasion for participants to enjoy an array of events with special emphasis on the life and times of the Franciscan monk John Colgan who was born in Carndonagh and after whom our parish hall was named.

Cultural heritage surrounds us in our towns, our landscapes and our archaeological sites. It is found not only in literature, art and objects but also in crafts, skills, stories, too, songs and films. To this end we have chosen as our theme for 2018, ‘Carving a Future form our Past’. The organisers are now in the process of contacting speakers for the weekend who, they hope, will do justice to the theme and provide a platform for questions and debate.  > Read More

Clonmany Festival

5th – 12th August 2018

Clonmany

This is Irelands longest running and best- known family festival is situated in the beautiful village of Clonmany. Year after year thousands of holidaymakers and locals alike enjoy the many events, live music, natural beauty and facilities, which go hand in hand with the festival. > More

Seamus Grant Weekend of Traditional Music and Culture

12th – 14th October 2018

Clonmany & Ballyliffin

Local traditional musicians, singers and dancers will warmly welcome special guests onto the stage to give you an unforgettable weekend. There will be opportunities to attend workshops and join the musicians in some of our open sessions throughout the weekend. > Read More