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06 Dec 2025

Waterford musicians to feature on TG4 programme celebrating Fleadh 2025

For the time ever the world’s largest festival of Irish music, song and dance will be held in Wexford town

Waterford musicians to feature on TG4 programme celebrating Fleadh 2025

Waterford musicians to feature on TG4 programme celebrating Fleadh 2025

The Fleadh Cheoil is back and TG4 will features performers from Waterford and across Ireland next week.

For the time ever the world’s largest festival of Irish music, song and dance will be held in Wexford town. For eight days the streets will be bustling with performers, music lovers and those competing at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann.

To compete at the All-Ireland finals in Wexford, one must first qualify through their province. Over the course of this one-hour programme presenters Doireann Ní Ghlacáin and Peadar Ó Goill will travel the highways and byways, taking viewers on a trip across the four provincial finals in Ballinasloe, Drogheda, Cork city and Warrenpoint to catch up with some of our top and emerging musical talent.

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Featured in the Connacht Fleadh are:

Bofield Céilí Band (Co Mhaigh Eo)
Seoda (Sligo, Mayo, Roscommon) - Foxford,
John Elwood, Conor Canavan, James Canavan, Catriona Ryan (Galway, Longford) - Clifden, Clarinbridge, Longford
Rick Epping from Sligo
George Murphy & the The Rising Sons
Cuan Ó Lorcáin (Baile Átha Cliath)
Fionnán Ó Daltúin (Co. Laoise) - Portlaoise
Tang Fiddle Group (Co. Longford) - Ballymahon
Jill Devlin and Music Generation Waterford Harp Ensemble (Co. Phort Láirge)
Brian Cavanagh & Sinead Mulqueen (Co. an Chlár) - Broadford
Muintir Emma Ní Laoire - Ballykeeffe, Limerick
Bethan Marsh (Co. an Chlár) - Lisdoonvarna
Tim Howard (Co. an Chlár) - Drumquin

‘Fleadh25’ promises the very best of Irish and international folk music, broadcast from the TG4 TV Village from Thursday 7th to Sunday 10th August 2025 at 9.30pm nightly on TG4 and worldwide on www.TG4.ie.

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