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A packed courtyard at the Central Bar enjoys an evening of the finest traditional music as the Ulster Fleadh opens in Dromore. JasMc2
Six month old Rose Devine enjoys the tunes at the Fleadh. JasMc5
Musicians, fully focused at the Ulster Fleadh. JasMc3
Performing musicians join visitors from London and Sweden as they try out their instruments at the opening of the Ulster Fleadh in Dromore. The group of eight, friends since university, enjoy their first visit to Ireland and their first Fleadh experience. "We absolutely love it. It's impossible to sit still while the music is playing" remarked Michael Boyle, who's ancestors hail from Gortin. JasMc1
Dromore CCE musicians, Esteé Goodwin on fiddle, Megan Teague on flute, harpist Aine Maguire, Megan Maguire on fiddle and banjo player Shane Maguire. JasMc4
Clare, Sarah and James McQuaid enjoy the music. JasMc8
Host Aidan Maguire welcomes guests Bernadette Brunner, Sina Kunt and Kathrin Abbuhl from Switzerland. JasMc10
Dromore CCE pictured at the launch of the 2023 Fleadh with esteemed Ulster Council members Jim Duffy and Eamon Graham. JasMc9