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17 May 2022
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Friday April 8 will see the official launch of the County Fleadh
The Carlow County Fleadh will return this Friday April 8 and run until Sunday April 10 in beautiful Leighlinbridge.
Music sessions will take place over the three days in the Parish Hall, Kilbrides Bar and other locations featuring acts such as Brian Hughes and Dave Sheridan.
The Fun Fleadh is also open to all primary school children who want to perform a solo piece.
There are four categories: wind instruments, reed instruments, string instruments and miscellaneous (song, storytelling, musical groups and dancing).
The official opening of the Fleadh will be tomorrow Friday April 8 at Leighlinbridge Parish Hall. Doors @ 7.30pm. Entry €10.
Get your tickets from committee members or on the Door. A raffle will also take place on the night.
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