Féile Na Gréine set to return to the streets of Limerick
With over 30 scheduled events across nine venues, Féile Na Gréine is a celebration of everything DIY in independent music
Féile Na Gréine is back for 2025, and has announced a line-up for this summer's edition of the festival.
Running from August 15-17, this celebration of emerging and experimental music will take audiences on a three-day musical trail through Limerick city, stopping at an array of venues; from arts spaces and underground clubs, to craft breweries and street parties.
With over 30 scheduled events across nine venues, Féile Na Gréine is a celebration of everything DIY in Irish independent music.
Launching the festival is a special performance of Amanda Feery’s NEST at the Redemptorist Church. A response to Éamon de Valera’s 1943 speech On Language and the Irish Nation, NEST is a meditation on the meaning of home, land, and belonging.
The festival’s organisers have curated this year’s lineup to signal to the rest of the country the vibrant and electric talent that Ireland’s underground music scene has to offer.
Festival goers are sure to encounter something completely out of the ordinary.
Composed of musicians, designers, photographers, and other creative practitioners, Féile Na Gréine is a yearly music festival, and continues to build a national reputation for championing Ireland’s emerging musical talent.
As the festival grows, so has its creative output, now including filmmaking and publications, embodying a fierce DIY approach.