Fleadh Cheoil 2024 Day Seven & Biggest Crowds Irish Music Festival Wexford Ireland

Day Seven of Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann Saturday 10th August 2024 in Wexford, Ireland.

The sunshine returned for day 7 of The Fleadh Cheoil 2024 in Wexford Town bringing with it the largest crowds of the week. The narrow streets of Wexford were packed with Irish music lovers, musicians and dancers and a large crowd gathered on the quays to watch the performances on The Gig Rig. There are still more videos to come so please be sure to subscribe to the channel.

There are links below to the videos from Day 1, 2 ,3, 4 and 5.

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Fleadh Cheoil 2024 Opening Day Sunday-

Fleadh Cheoil 2024 Day Two Monday-

Fleadh Cheoil 2024 Day Three Tuesday-

Fleadh Cheoil 2024 Day Four Wednesday

Fleadh Cheoil 2024 Day Five Thursday

Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2024 is a festival of traditional Irish music being held in the town of Wexford this year. Musician's of all ages are invited to perform on the streets and in the pubs of Wexford for a week in August that will see 500,000 visitors the town.

The Fleadh Cheoil (meaning "festival of music") is an Irish music festival run by Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann (CCÉ), a non-profit organisation. The festival includes live music events as well as competition. Each year a single town or city hosts the Fleadh: it has been held in Mullingar, Sligo, and Tullamore, among others.

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[rogertemple]

I'm really enjoying the folk music of Ireland and some of my ancestors
came from around the Wexford area and i grew up listening to folk
music especially from Ireland until next time thank you.
🇮🇪🪕🎻🪈🪗🥁🇮🇪

[willceurvels]

So encouraging to see so many young folks taking up the mantle of Ireland's precious traditional music. May it flourish for generations to come.

[laszlonesebestyen]

Dear Peter!
Music heals the soul, it's absolutely true.
We saw many beautiful and talented young people again today. I see that the bodhran is not as simple an instrument as it looks, but the boys are already learning it. Wexford was gifted with sunshine by the weather, along with music.
The view of the harbor is stunning.
Thanks for the experience as always.

[MARYMCGUIRE-tvje]

Great to see all these young people playing these musical instruments and singing in Gaelic.

[Thorkenn]

Hello Peter 👋. Nice to start with amazing music 🎶. 16:10 when I came here in Germany I wish I can learn it this instrument ❤️. What an incredible musician. Thank you 🙏🏻 for sharing. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪.

[ms.kayakseas]

Hi Peter.
Outstanding!
Those folk music is in their flesh, their blood, in them
Sorry I am not familiar with folk music.. do they speak old Irish language?
It is delightful to learn that rich heritage has been passing onto next generations.
This film is a proof.
haha those teens play folk music all summer long?? no computer games?? haha
I am very pleased, joyful and peaceful.
Well done, Peter!

[michaelkeeling]

Wexford is hosting this event again in 2025 🎶🪕🎻🎹🪗🪈🥁

[funnyeightyoneandtwo]

Keeping of music and language is important, other everyone will just become little Americans with their terminology, shite food, hill billy music etc. I hear irish people saying what’s the use of the language, nobody else understands it or it gets in the way of other studies. Well nobody outside Germany speaks German and they still keep their language, are proficient in many others and also manage to get a bloody good education also.