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There was great fun on the streets of Clonmel for the Tipperary County Fleadh Picture John D Kelly
What a weekend the County Tipperary Fleadh 2025 turned out to be.
Under blue skies and scorching sun the streets of Clonmel came alive, filled with music, dance, comhrá and singing.
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From the official opening in The Coachman on Friday night to the farewell session in Mulcahy’s on Sunday evening there was craic agus ceol go leor.
At the official opening on Friday night six people were awarded Gradams in recognition of their significant contributions to Irish culture, particularly music, dance, and language, as well as community service.\
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There was a party atmosphere on Saturday evening as Ruaile Buaile took to the stage and wowed the people of Clonmel.
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