Gaelic Sounds is returning to Limerick and we have 6 pairs of tickets to giveaway!


Following a sellout Wolfe Tones show last year, Gaelic Sounds will return to Limerick in 2024 with a stellar lineup celebrating the best in Irish folk music and ballads in the home of Limerick GAA!


This year’s headliner The Whistlin Donkeys return to Limerick for first time in 5 years with their unique blend of trad and celtic rock.
This Tyrone sextet have had a stellar rise from their hometown pub sessions to selling out Vicar Street and the RDS earlier this year, while managing to squeeze in back to back sold out tours of the USA and Australia.


Joining them at the Ennis road venue is one of the most exciting voices in Irish folk music, George Murphy & The Rising Sons.
Fresh from a sold-out tour of the USA and Ireland, they will bring their perfect blend of Trad, Folk and Rock ‘n’ Roll to the stage, blending whistles, fiddles and banjos with electric guitars, bass and percussion.


All Folk’d Up have earned acclaim as one of the standout new wave bands on the Irish folk circuit. Their unique ability to reimagine old Irish folk and traditional songs, infusing them with a modern and up-tempo twist, has endeared them to fans.




High energy celtic rock artist Fieldsy is originally from Dublin but her passionate performances have resonated with audiences all over the world. Having recently moved back to Ireland after 12 years, she has been in high demand touring Ireland and the UK.
Fieldsy will take you on a journey with each song whether a well-known Wolfe Tones classic or an original track with her enchanting powerful voice and upbeat rhythmic guitar.
Tickets for Gaelic Sounds go on sale this Thursday 30th November from Ticketmaster.ie priced from €37.90.
Please email the below address with the correct answer plus your name and mobile number for your chance to win one of 5 pairs of tickets plus one super prize of a pair of tickets plus overnight stay in the Greenhills Hotel, right beside the stadium!
Question: Gaelic Sounds was headlined by which Irish band last year?
Email your answer along with your name and mobile number to [email protected] with ‘Gaelic Sounds Competition’ in the subject line.
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