Despite some wet rain conditions in the early afternoon visitors and locals enjoyed world-class entertainment, the historic tall ships, stunning maritime attractions as well as the maritime markets and hospitality from our city and district’s local businesses.
From family fun to spectacular sights on the water, the second day of the four-day festival enjoyed a hugely successful day despite the early inclement weather conditions in the morning.
The Foyle Maritime Festival continues throughout this weekend – continuing on Saturday and from 12pm to 11pm daily.
To find out more information or to download the jam-packed programme of events, please visit www.foylemaritime.com or follow on social media.
The Foyle Maritime Festival is delivered by Derry City and Strabane District Council in close partnership with Foyle Port and The Loughs Agency as well as funding from Tourism NI and Diageo.
1. Cora Harkin performs as thousands flocked to the Quayside as the Foyle Maritime Festival continues throughout the weekend.
Martin McKeown
2. Wakeboarding stunts on the Ruver Foyle as thousands flocked to the Quayside as the Foyle Maritime Festival continues throughout the weekend.
Martin McKeown
3. Thomas Daly takes centre stage with Babcock and Bobbins during the Foyle Maritime Festival.
Martin McKeown
4. The Causeway Shantymen perform at the Anchor Stage as part of the Foyle Maritime Festival.
Martin McKeown