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06 Sept 2025
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Jim Ryan pictured with Cáit Ní Riain of Jim of the Mills Pub
Summer concerts in Tipperary are always full of music and laughter and this upcoming event in Borrisoleigh is one not to be missed over the coming weeks.
Music is sure to fill the air in this festival, with details posted online: "Finn's Folk Festival series of summer concerts is delighted to present our neighbour from Upperchurch, Jim of the Mill for a homely night of songs, stories, and yarns," the message posted online says.
It says that Jim will be: "Joined by his daughters on the night for a show not to be missed! Be entertained over 3 days with music, food, a vintage bicycle run and more."
The event takes place at Main St, Borrisoleigh, on Sunday August 18th with tickets available here:Folk Festival Tickets
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