The Crawley Irish Festival, the only Irish Summer Festival in the South East of Britain, returns on Sunday 25th August 2019 showcasing some great Irish entertainment, music, sport and dance and much more. Attracting over 6,000 people, it’s recognised as a high profile Irish Festival here in the UK. featuring a number of arts workshops, Irish Dancing Demonstrations, four
» Read moreKeep Sunday 26 August free in your diary for Crawley’s biggest Irish Festival ever. Visit us from 12 noon at The Hawth Theatre Grounds, Crawley, West Sussex, just a short while from Gatwick Airport.
» Read moreVideos and live music from the 21st anniversary (22nd) Crawley Irish Festival held on 27 August 2017 (all amateur footage available on YouTube). Brogue: Joe Killoughery’s Homeland: Mary Rose:
» Read moreWe’re delighted to say that 50% of 2017 Crawley Irish Festival programme proceeds being donated to Stamp Out Suicide.
» Read moreThe Crawley Irish Festival, the only Irish Summer Festival in the South East of Britain, celebrates its 21st birthday on Sunday the 27th August showcasing some great Irish entertainment, music, sport and dance and much more.
» Read moreOn Tuesday June 27th a special event was held at the Irish embassy to celebrate the upcoming 21st anniversary of the Crawley Irish Festival, hosted by the Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Dan Mulhall. The event recognised the festival’s milestone anniversary and the commitment of the organisers in continuously running it and was hosted by outgoing Irish Ambassador, Dan Mulhall;
» Read moreVideos and live music from the 21st Crawley Irish Festival held on 28 August 2016. Wild Rover by The Strawdogs Johnny Jump Up by The Strawdogs Galway Girl by The Strawdogs Black Velvet Band
» Read moreKeep Sunday 28 August free in your diary for Crawley’s biggest Irish Festival ever. Visit us from 12 noon at The Hawth Theatre Grounds, Crawley, West Sussex – just a short while from Gatwick Airport.
» Read moreThe 20th annual Crawley Irish Festival took place over the weekend and already, attendees have posted some fantastic videos of the event on YouTube. Take a look at some of the videos here. Performances included Irish folk acts and ceilidh dancing and the headline act was singer John McNicholl. There were also dancing demonstrations, craft and food stalls, various displays
» Read moreThe National Dance Company of Ireland’s “Rhythm of the Dance ” will be at The White Rock Theatre, Hastings on Thursday 2 July.
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