Introducing Páirc Festival 2022

Birmingham Irish • July 27, 2022

This month, we are delighted to share news of a brand-new Irish festival that's set to be the biggest celebration of Irish Music and Culture in the West Midlands, coming to Birmingham this August Bank Holiday!

With Dublin born Imelda May, Finbar Furey, Nathan Carter and Ocean Colour Scene musical acts announced and as well as musicians scheduled such as The Father Teds, Lampa, Hothouse Flowers and Beoga, who co-wrote Galway Girl with Ed Sheeran, it's sure to be a phenomenal weekend.

If this wasn't enough, the festival also promises a narration of the real history of the Irish in Birmingham from Prof. Carl Chinn MBE on both the Saturday and Sunday as well as a street food village, outdoor bars and beer tents and an outdoor arena of up to 5,000.

All here at Birmingham Irish are so very excited to welcome Páirc Festival to Birmingham, and advise that you book your tickets to this incredible event as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.


Recently, we have also kindly been told by the festival organisers that our newsletter subscribers can receive 15% off ticket prices!


To book tickets to Páirc festival, please click here, and don’t forget to enter BIRISH15 for your discount before August 10th.

Páirc Festival 2022

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