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Welcome to the Cloughjordan Festival website. 

The festival celebrates bringing together old, new and different ways of expressing ourselves through sport, music, drama, film, fine art and just plain fun.

The ideas and energy of the old and new communities in Cloughjordan have come together to demonstrate that the traditional, the modern, the local and the international can meld together into a fantastic, family-friendly festival on the last week-end of July 2007.

As you can see our final programme features workshops, performances, exhibitions and film that will culminate in the Cloughjordan picnic, where the entire community will come together with our friends and visitors to relax, be entertained and spend time with friends old and new.

And we are very excited that we will finish this year’s festival with the locally-filmed interpretation of Yeats’ plays, ‘Some Other Place’, starring Patrick Bergin, Caitríona ní Mhurchú and Tony Rohr and directed by Paula Frazier-Bergin.

There are many key events in this year’s festival, which we hope will cater for everyone. The Cloughjordan Festival is a project of the Cloughjordan Community Development Group.

Please drive safely through our village. Please obey signage, stewards and Gardaí

Cine Club membership and film, workshop and gig tickets are available in advance.

Box office: Sheelagh na Gig, Main Street, Cloughjordan, Co Tipperary, Tel 0505 42123

Credit card bookings: €1.50 service charge. There is a €.75 charge for posting tickets

Gig tickets are also available from:
Austin's Centra, Cloughjordan, Sheelagh na Gig, Cloughjordan, The Organic Store, Birr, McQuaids, Nenagh, Sounds of Music, Nenagh, Harvest Wholefoods, Main Street, Roscrea
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Special thanks to all our major sponsors The Arts Council, North Tipperary County Council; the Tipperary North County Enterprise Board funded by the Irish Government and EU Commission; The Abbey Court Hotel, Nenagh; Pinnacle Homes; Sustainable Projects Ireland Ltd (The Village);  Charlie Swan Riding, and everyone who helped put the festival together