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HomeRegionalEast & Southeast ClareDates set for return of Scariff Harbour Festival

Dates set for return of Scariff Harbour Festival

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NEWS of the return of the Scariff Harbour Festival has been widely welcomed, after the pandemic forced its cancellation for the last two years. 

The event will from July 29 to 31, and is set to be a major highlight on the county’s festival calendar.

Organisers said they are still considering the impact that Covid may have on this summer’s event, but are promising a lively weekend that will showcase the rich heritage and culture of the area. 

The Sunday night concert act has been confirmed as the Kilfenora Céilí Band. They make a very welcome return to East Clare have brought the town alive with music and dance during previous festivals. 

Over the years, the annual event has brought a wealth of talent to Scariff and its environs and provided a forum for reflection on wider cultural and social issues.

Details of the 2022 festival will be published on scariffharbourfestival.ie in the coming weeks and months. 

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