The 125th Feis Ceoil

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Online, Monday 15th March - Friday 26th March

Feis Ceoil attracts over 5,000 competitors nationwide. Over 180 competitions take place in the RDS across a range of categories including piano, voice, strings, wind, brass, choir and orchestra. A team of highly distinguished international adjudicators ensure that a high standard is maintained.

As it is not currently possible to hold live events, Feis Ceoil 2021 will take place entirely online.

Guidelines for this years Festival.


Date:
Monday 15th March - Friday 26th March
Time:
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