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Una Healy is just one of the stars performing at Cut Loose this year
Cut Loose Country Festival is back and will take place on Sunday 24th August 2025 in Holycross Ballycahill GAA club, outside Thurles.
Entertainment begins at 12.30pm on the day and runs to 8.00pm.
The festival was originally due to take place in July, but had to be postponed when Tipperary reached the All Ireland SHC Final and recorded a historic win over Cork.
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Previous years have seen the likes of Nathan Carter take to the stage in front of hundreds of adoring fans.
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This years line up Includes:
Gates: open at 11.30, with music from 12:30 in the afrernoon.
Fans can expect a dance floor, full bar and food services, free car parking, and ample seating.
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Ticket Information: General Admission: €30.00 (incl. booking fee), while children under 12 go free with a paying adult.
You can book tickets for the event here.
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