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AS THE FLEADH Cheoil na hÉireann enters its final days, thousands of people continue to gather in Cavan to celebrate traditional Irish music.
While some are simply spectators soaking up the atmosphere and enjoying the multitude of gigs, sessions and concerts offered over the ten-day festival, others have travelled from all over the world to compete against their fellow musicians.
Photocall’s Laura Hutton was on hand to capture some colourful images around Cavan town today:
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Real annoyed…. First time I’ve missed it in 7 years….
Gotta love the Fleadh! :) Missing it this year too… :(
Is it still the big p### up it was many years ago in my own town three years in a row jesus they were might weekends
great to see so many young people playing trad music, great pictures
As a Cavan native I can definitely say this year was the biggest and best of the 3 years. Fierce bit of craic, can’t wait for the closing tonight. A great success story for Cavan in light of the recent negative Quinn exposure.
Last night was chaotic :)
Definitely the best year so far…pity we can’t have it every year :(
Muc savages
A Part of our culture we can be proud of . And as for the muck savage comment. Is that the best you could come up with .Sad
f***ing troll
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