festivals and fairs donegal

Feile Chnoc Fola celebrates many aspects of the traditional lifestyle of the people of the Cnoc Fola Gaeltacht.

Saturdays celebrations at Teach Mhuiris, the thatched house that is the headquarters of the Feile, form the backbone of the Feile and are supplemented by many more events....

We provide live music, street entertainment busking competition and workshops and much more....

Clonmany Festival is somewhat unique in that it has always catered for the entire family, with something on offer for all age groups and a wide variety of taste. Clonmany Festival is one of the longest running and most popular festivals in Donegal. Events at the Clonmany festival include many competitions: sea angling, pub talent, soccer match, golf, bicycle race, tug-o'-war, raft race, and a car treasure hunt. There will be a disco every night. Clonmany Family Festival is an eight day fami...

Muff Sports Festival is held in venues throughout Inishowen in the village of Muff, on the August Bank Holiday Weekend. The competitions include football, pool, darts, tug-of-war, two mile road race, bicycle race, strongest woman, horse shoe pitching, cards, clay pigeon shoot, soccer, welly throwing, nappy hanging, penalty kick, bonny baby, line dancing, volleyball and pitch 'n' putt. This promises to be a great weekend with many comic competitions such as 'the glam granny,' and a singing compet...

Feile na Bealtaine is predominately based on music, celebrating the Festival of May - Bealtine....

This long established, annual two day international sea angling festival is renowned for the quality of fishing and the 'mighty craic'. Pre-booking essential....

Killybegs Seafood Festival, music and seafood trails in participating bars over the weekend . Cookery demos by high profile chefs. Farmers market on Bank Holiday Monday....

A weekend of indulgence with lobster barbeque, freshly caught seafood, live music, children's entertainmnent, dancing and fun....

Falcarragh (An Fál Carrach in Irish also known as Na Croisbhealaí or Crossroads) lies within the parish of Cloughaneely (Cloch Cheann Fhaola). The parish gets its name from a story which forms part of the Mythological Cycle of Irish sagas....

This is a family festival that's runs for a weekend in mid July.
The is family fun festival with raft races and milk the cow....