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Donnchadh Culbert, a member of the Powerstown Lisronagh Kilcash Comhaltas group, who won the county Under 9 tin whistle competition
The Powerstown Lisronagh Kilcash Comhaltas branch in Clonmel has applauded Wexford for staging “a flawless” 2025 Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann.
The branch praised Wexford for its “incredible music, outstanding hospitality and even supplying glorious weather for the week.
"Well done all round. We had a ball.
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“A big well done to all our branch members, who participated in the competitions - Darragh Egan, Róise, Hazel, Edmond O’ Reilly, Darragh and Roíse, who hit the main gig rig running and played at the opening of the Fleadh for President Michael D. Higgins.
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“Our junior members, such as Donnchadh Culbert, the Under 9 Tipperary tin whistle winner for 2025, will have to wait another few years to compete on the big stage like Darragh and Róise.
“Well done to all again, keep up the great work for 2026. See ye all in Belfast.
“Up The Fleadh!”
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