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Eamonn Flanagan, Rosenallis, with his 1898 timber "Oliver" plough and Dylan Mc Donagh, James O'Gorman and Ryan Gorman, Festival of the Mountain. Pic Michael Scully
All roads lead to the Slieve Blooms this weekend for the Rosenallis Festival of the Mountain.
The event which incorporates a Vintage Rally, is set to take place on Sunday, August 20 1pm.
The Rosenallis Festival holds a special place in the hearts of our community, as it is the oldest festival in Laois, having started in 1962. This year's event promises to be a celebration of vintage and classic vehicles, arts and crafts, music, and various forms of entertainment for all ages.
Event highlights:
Admission to the Festival Field venue is €10 for adults while children fee. Vintage vehicles must be in the field by 12.30pm
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