The community event of Ardmore Pattern Festival has a motto ‘family free fun for everyone’ and as the tally of events confirmed this year continues to rise, you’re guaranteed there’s something to appeal to everyone. Renowned for its diversity of events, 2015 will be no different.
Back by popular demand is Gerry Humphreys with his breath-taking aerobatics display as well as a stunning fireworks display over Ardmore Bay. Festival goers will be greeted by street artists to entertain them between events, workshops, walks, talks and fun activities.
The festival has welcomed its fair share of celebrities since its rejuvenation in 2007 and excitement is building ahead of RTÉ radio and television broadcaster Miriam O’Callaghan guest speaking in St. Paul’s Church as well as author and sports journalist Paul Kimmage. He is known best for exposing doping within the sport of cycling.
Festival activities will round off in the early evening when the local village pubs and bars will have a host of live music late into the night.
Fundraising is key to the success of keeping over 90% of Ardmore Pattern Festival events free, the next event in the festival fundraising calendar will be their annual buggy-friendly sponsored walk happening on Friday 29th May.
Following that The High Kings will take to the stage; live in concert on Thursday 23rd July in St. Declan’s Church. Tickets are on sale in the Post Office and Brigid Shelly’s Gallery (both on Main Street, Ardmore). Alternatively book your tickets by calling or and you can pay by cash, cheque or via PayPal. Tickets can also be posted to you if required.
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