2025 festival programme
Festival Opening by siobhán mcsweeney!
Come and join in our proud moment! - 7pm @ the Village Hall
BAFTA award winning Siobhán is best known for playing Sister Michael in Channel 4’s Derry Girls and hosting The Great Pottery Throwdown for the channel. She has worked extensively in theatre, film and TV in the UK and Ireland most recently appearing in Disney’s Extraordinary and Dancing At Lughnasa at the Royal National Theatre. She will next be seen on our screens in Anthony Horowitz’s Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue for MGM+.
Probably the greatest Family Festival in Ireland!
Something for everyone
From great music to great food, the Windows of Eyeries Art Trail, from best dressed dogs to digger trials, boat trips and guided walks - it's all here!
FESTIVAL 2025
18th - 20th July
We hope you like our new logo!
Family Fun Day
Great activities for kids and the whole family - games, activities, races, competitions, face painting, refreshments - come and join in the fun!
Great entertainment
Musicians, singers and dancers -
from big names to great local talent - you can hear and see them at the
Eyeries Family Festival.
Great Sunday Market
Great Sunday Market
The village buzzes with all manner of good things - great stalls, cookery demonstrations, dog show, variety show, target road bowling and much more!
A weekend of wonderful entertainment and activities for all the family.
There's great craic and company to be enjoyed at the Eyeries Family Festival!
introducing our new festival logo
We hope you like our new Eyeries Family Festival logo. It's bright and cheerful, just like the village!
New t-shirts with logo
You will be able to wear the logo with pride by purchasing one of our new t-shirts which will be on sale during the festival this year!
PAST festival highlights
Some More Festival moments
2024 Aoife Murphy memorial walk
Wonderful support raising €2791 for brain tumour ireland!
The second Aoife Murphy Memorial Walk supporting Brain Tumour Ireland took place over the Eyeries Festival weekend. Many walkers took part and raised the amazing sum of €2791 !
Aoife, whose mother Frances lives in Eyeries, sadly passed away suddenly in August 2022 from a previously undiagnosed brain tumour.
The money raised in Aoife's memory will help Brain Tumour Ireland undertake research into the development and treatment of brain tumours and to support patients and their families. They also set out to raise public awareness about brain tumours.
