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Hoolie in the Hills brought the crowds to Upperchurch village once more at the weekend and with the vibe of the crowd, the energy of performers and the festival spirit it was a huge success once again.
The High Kings were the highlight of the weekend for many.
The internationally acclaimed act along with Rebel Hearts and Streams of Whisky were amongst some of the top performers once again.
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Organiser Fergal Butler said the Hoolie was unique as always "The festival went superbly well. The crowds were great and the performers were top class. Thanks to so many who helped to make the Hoolie a success with all their efforts."
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