Waterford’s Comeraghs Wild Festival is celebrating its 10th birthday in style and across the first two weekends in July, starting with an open air concert at Curraghmore House & Gardens on July 6 and concluding the following weekend with a Feast
The 10th birthday celebrations begin on Saturday, July 6, in magical Curraghmore House & Gardens, the ancestral home of Lord Waterford, with an open-air concert in the stunning courtyard featuring The High Kings, Ceol and more.
The festival continues July 11 to 14 and will include a mix of activities in the mountains and in the sea, live music, dance and outdoor events celebrating history, culture and natural beauty of the Comeragh Mountains, Copper Coast and Nire Valley region, the organisers say.
A concert in Clonea Parish Church featuring Lisa Hannigan, Gemma Hayes and Paul Noonan; the ever-popular Nire Valley Drop cycle; Surfing, hill and guided walks; music, singing and storytelling events, live music sessions and open air dancing.
