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Belfast Fleadh shines spotlight on Northern Ireland tourism as visitors flock to city (opens the original)
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Northern Irelandâs burgeoning tourist industry has been highlighted as part of the Fleadh Cheoil na hÃireann. The Tourism NI Fleadh Brunch profiled the regionâs tourism and was attended by Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald, as well as Chair of Tourism NI Ellvena Graham, and Laura McCorry, Chief Executive of Tourism NI. Speakers at the event hailed the value of hosting events on the scale of the Fleadh, showing the positive impact of tourism and the impact on the economy and local commun
Ulster Bands Showcase in âvibrantâ multi-cultural display at Titanic Slipways as part of Fleadh Cheoil na hÃireann (opens the original)
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An Ulster Bands Showcase took place on Thursday evening in a âvibrantâ display of culture at Titanic Slipways as part of Fleadh Cheoil na hÃireann 2026. Through musical traditions and craftmanship, the event showcased and celebrated the rich heritage of Unionist and Ulster-Scots culture. Presented by the Belfast Bands Forum, the visitors were offered an opportunity to experience the distinct cultural landscape. Among the bands performing were: Imperial Guards Belfast, Sir Henry Inglesby Fif
Belfast Fleadh: Free live music at Custom House Square - whoâs performing and what are the stage times? (opens the original)
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The Fleadh is coming to Custom House Square for two days of free live music. A number of acts will perform at the scenic concert venue on Thursday and Friday, August 6-7. As part of the Zón na Fleidhe, the outdoor performances will feature a wide range of musicians, artists, DJs and special guests, and it will be free entry with no ticket required. The times for the performances are as follows: Attracting approximating 800,000 visitors from around the world, this year is the first time the Flea
Belfast Fleadh intercultural showcase offers chance of a lifetime for lucky musicians (opens the original)
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Musicians from around the world have gathered at Ulster Universityâs CoSTAR Screen Lab to reimagine Irish traditional music as part of this weekâs Fleadh. Four finalists will be picked to perform at the Fleadh Gig Rig on Thursday, which is housed on the grounds of City Hall. The overall winner, chosen by a public vote, will receive a £1,000 prize from the Ludo Dao CIC Intercultural Music Showcase and will be announced on 7th August. Nine musicians were brought together to perform a three-mi
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