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06 Sept 2025
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Following the runaway success of Feile Classical in Semple Stadium last month, the stage has most certainly been set to welcome a host of music acts back to Thurles for 2019.
The Tipperary Star has taken a (delightful, may I add) stroll through the musical archives of Feile to gather a list of famous past headliners and we want to hear from you who you would like to see make their long overdue return to Semple.
So, most importantly, who would you like to see perform again in Thurles? Vote now in our poll!
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