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Flesk Fest 2024 details announced
This year’s Flesk Fest will be bigger and better than ever before.
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Glenflesk GAA club’s biggest fundraiser of the year will run from July 18 to 21.
New for 2024 is a Texas Holdem: Poker Tournament on the Thursday night.
“We have a tremendous line-up, with a weekend full of entertainment to suit all. There will be a fully licensed bar in the Fest Marquee, some amazing live music on The Big Stage, food trucks and much more” said event PRO Seán Daly.
“It promises to be the festival weekend of the summer, an event you don’t want to miss out on. Last year’s Festival was a fantastic memorable experience for our community, a time to get together and celebrate.
Highlights include : Old time waltzing, jiving and polka sets with Paudie McAuliffe and Paudie Coffey Band on Friday,
On Saturday, the new for 2024 Well Flesk will take place.
“A Morning of Self-Care and Wellness at Flesk Fest featuring masterclasses in yoga, pilates, mindfulness, spinning, fitness sessions, workouts, firewood sauna and ice pods with a range experienced and qualified instructors,” added Daly.
Leading local musician Johnny Courtney and Friends, Sam and Ina, The O’Donoghue Sisters, Reigning All Ireland Champions Glenflesk Ballad Group, The Border Boys will take to the Big Stage over the weekend.
Evening Session: Up in Smoke and Disco with DJ Gav Kelly
Sunday is the Family Fun Day with children’s entertainment and disco and the All-Ireland Hurling Final Live on the Big screen followed by music with Thingamajig.
The festival will finish up with the new for 2024 evening session with the Meadhbh Walsh Band.
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