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Photo: Sea Session Surf & Music Festival Facebook
Sea Sessions Bundoran will not take place this summer.
The popular event usually takes place in late June, but event organisers have said there will be a significant announcement about another event for the seaside town in due course.
“Sorry for having been so quiet on here,” they posted. “But we have some news.
“Sea Sessions is taking a break in 2025. The crew are working away on exciting plans and hope to be back to you with more information soon. Thanks for your support, the good wishes and all the messages.”
Sea Sessions is an annual music festival in Bundoran, that combines music with surfing and beach culture. Its concept evolved out of a small local surf event for young surfers and since 2008 it has taken place over three days in June.
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Sea Sessions has played host to some of the biggest acts in the world including the likes of Kasabian, Dizzee Rascal, Clean Bandit, Primal Scream, Tinie Tempah, Becky Hill, Dermot Kennedy and much more.
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