Kerry village set for another fantastically fabulous Flesk Fest 2025
Following the huge success of last year's event, the volunteers are back more enthusiastic than ever with a jam-packed lineup that has something for everyone. From toe-tapping tunes and local talent to family-friendly activities and a fully licensed marquee bar, Flesk Flest '25 promises to be a highlight.
Festival highlights start on July 17 with an All-Ireland Hurling Preview Night where a panel of sporting legends, in partnership with Flesk Fest, offer their opinions.
July 18th will have Line Dancing with Bridie Mc Carthy followed by a night of waltzing, jiving, and polka with Jerry McCarthy and the Autumn Gold Band.
On Saturday July 19, the pitch side and party time fun starts with a Gaelic football '4Mothers&Others' blitz. A line of music from rhe O'Donoghue Sisters, Hacksaw Céilí Band, Johnny Courtney & Friends, Noreen Kelliher, Paud, Molly & Aoise, The Border Boys will keep crowds entertained on the main stage. This includes double the deadliner: The Full Shilling and Bryan Murphy & The Gallivanters.
On Sunday, there will be kids' entertainment, games, and disco, while the All-Ireland Hurling Final will be live on big screens. Live music from We Haven't Made It Yet Main Stage Finale with Jack Patrick Healy will also be a feature.
With food trucks, great company, and a buzzing atmosphere, Flesk Fest '25 is more than a festival, it's a celebration of community, culture, and craic.
Glenflesk GAA wishes to acknowledge Kerry County Council for their ongoing support and Barraduff Community Field Organisation for their continued cooperation.
Stay tuned for more updates in the coming weeks.
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