North Sligo Agricultural Show
A beloved one-day agricultural show in the coastal village of Grange dating back to 1945, showcasing livestock, homecrafts, fruits and vegetables against the backdrop of north Sligo's drumlin scenery.
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"The Coleman Traditional Irish Music Centre in tiny Gurteen village hosts a summer-long weekly céilí series celebrating the South Sligo style of music in the heartland that produced the legendary Michael Coleman."
Coleman Irish Music Centre Summer Céilís
"A ten-day autumn festival anchored in Sligo town that blends Irish traditional and folk music with international acts, céilís and sessions across the town's pubs and venues each October."
Sligo Live
"A daily festive market running for nearly four weeks in Sligo town, bringing together small local businesses and artisan makers in a community-led celebration of Irish-made goods."
Sligo Christmas Market
"A five-day south Sligo heritage festival in its 41st year, culminating in a street fair with over 50 traditional craft demonstrations, vintage machinery, livestock and artisan stalls recreating the atmosphere of a 19th-century Irish fair day."
Tubbercurry Old Fair Day Festival
"Named in honour of the legendary Sligo fiddle master James Morrison, this village festival in Riverstown celebrates the distinctive East Sligo fiddle tradition with sessions, concerts and workshops run by the local Comhaltas branch."
James Morrison Traditional Music Festival
"Pilgrims gather at Tobernalt holy well outside Sligo town on Garland Sunday to perform the traditional rounds, a practice that shifted from Keash Hill to this wooded well site in living memory."
Tobernalt Holy Well, Garland Sunday Pilgrimage
"Mohill's annual show is a proud focal point for rural Leitrim, hosting All-Ireland Beef Shorthorn Junior Bull championship classes and a broad programme of livestock, equine and home industries competitions."
Mohill Agricultural Show
"The premier showcase of Ireland's native Connemara pony breed, held over four days at the Clifden Showgrounds, drawing breeders and enthusiasts from around the world for in-hand, ridden, and working hunter classes."
Connemara Pony Show Clifden
"A long-established east Mayo show drawing farming families from across Connacht to compete in livestock, equestrian, and home produce classes in the market town of Swinford."
Swinford Agricultural Show
"Now in its eighth decade, this south Mayo show regularly attracts nearly 7,000 visitors to Ballinrobe Racecourse for livestock competitions, equestrian classes, crafts, and family entertainment beside Lough Mask."
Ballinrobe Agricultural Show
"Set in the heritage town of Strokestown, this established Roscommon show closes out the main show season as a venue for All-Ireland Beef Shorthorn Heifer Calf championship qualifiers alongside its traditional livestock and rural crafts programme."
Strokestown Agricultural Show
"Established in 1829 and now in its 186th year, this two-day show at Ballinasloe Showgrounds is the oldest agricultural show in Ireland, hosting five All-Ireland Championship finals across ponies, horses, cattle, sheep, and dogs."
Ballinasloe Horse and Agricultural Show