Fair Days Fleadh 2pm Sun 2nd Aug, our West Cork Music Festival
- Vic Sprake
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With Lúnasa (August) and an Fhómhar (Autumn) fast-approaching we're busy preparing for our 6th annual Fair Days Fleadh. If you haven't been before this is our daylong showcase of breakout Irish artists and is our highlight of the year. Previous Fleadhanna (Fleadhs) included early performances by Cliffords, Huartan and Dug. This year we're delighted to present Winemom, Pebbledash, The Wran & more. Use Discount Code FLEADH2026 before 26th July for €10 off when booking our West Cork Music Festival.
Our Samhradh (Summer) Saturday afternoon Concerts, featuring established artists, which this year included Susan O'Neill, Niall McCabe and Colm Mac Con Iomaire, have been wonderful. Our final Concert, 2-6pm Saturday 25th July, features The Henry Girls and Dara Dubh.
This year's Fleadh includes the following breakout artists ...
Dublin’s Indie-Rock darlings, WineMom, are cementing their place at the vanguard of the Irish music scene and are ready to bring their self styled brand of ‘nostalgia rock’ to the world. With their fiery front woman Rosanna lighting the way, they spent their first year taking to some of the biggest stages across Ireland and the UK.
Pebbledash is a 5-piece shoegaze/noise rock band from Cork. Known for their blend of shoegaze, dream pop, and traditional Irish music, with their debut EP, Four Portraits of the Same Ugly House, released in January 2025. Their sound is characterized by atmospheric, textured soundscapes and emotive songwriting.
Emerging from the Comeragh Mountains of County Waterford, The Wran are four brothers: Tommy, Danny, Seán and Stephen Dunford. They bring a fresh voice to Irish music, blending trad with punk and a hint of psychedelia to create music that feels both timeless and new.
Zoé Basha is a Dublin-based musician, composer and carpenter. Her original pieces and traditional songs explore the crossover between the pulse of American ragtime, the sway of Appalachian mountain songs, and the fervour and solemn ornamentation of Irish traditional songs.
This Saturday, 25th July, in the last of our 2026 established artists Summer Concerts we're delighted to welcome The Henry Girls and Dara Dubh.
Malin sisters Karen, Lorna & Joleen McLaughlin are collectively known as The Henry Girls. Over many years in the national and international music scene, they have created their trademark sound, which nourishes the seeds of old with a bright, refreshing approach.
Dara Dubh is an Irish indie–folk–rock artist whose songs sit somewhere between heartfelt confession and a good kick up the road. A singer-songwriter and harpist with a habit of blending the delicate with the downright fierce, she brings a sharp emotional edge to a sound shaped by folk roots, alternative influences, and whatever else has been rattling around her head that week.
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