Féile Brigid, Brigids Festival

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Mud Island Community Centre, Sunday 2nd February

Brigids Festival with the Armagh Rhymers, poetry from Catherine Anne Cullen and Siobhan McMahon, music from Amiens St Ladies choir, The Liffey Loves and BeRn. Brigids cross making all day, storytelling on the origins of Brigids and Imbolg, culminating in a Celtic fire show from Tornaido.


Date:
Sunday 2nd February
Time:
12.00pm
Price:
Free, no booking required
Address:
Mud Island Community Garden, North Strand Road, North Strand, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of Mud Island Community Garden, North Strand Road, North Strand, Dublin, Ireland

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