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Fleadh Cheoil Chorcaí

Fleadh Cheoil Chorcaí is one largest County Fleadhanna in Ireland run under the auspices of Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Éireann. Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann is the largest group involved in the preservation and promotion of Irish traditional music, song and dance and all aspects of Irish culture, affording the language special status. We’re a non-profit cultural movement with hundreds of local branches around the world, we’ve been promoting Irish music since 1951.

 

We’re an international movement with our headquarters in Dublin, Cultúrlann na hÉireann. We also have a number of Regional Resource Centres based at Cois na hAbhna in Ennis and Brú Boru in Cashel where you would be more than welcome to stop by for a visit, or to visit a local Comhaltas branch close to where you live. A definitive list can be found at http://comhaltas.ie/locations/

Fleadh Cheoil Chorcaí
Past Venues

  • 1962 Ceanntuirc

  • 1963 Baile Mhistéala

  • 1964 Baile Mhistéala

  • 1965 Ceanntuirc

  • 1966 Ceanntuirc

  • 1967 Cillia

  • 1968 Cill na Mullach

  • 1969 Cillia

  • 1970 Knocknagree

  • 1971 Beanntraí

  • 1972 Midleton

  • 1973 An Sciobairín

  • 1974 An Sciobairín

  • 1975 Cillia

  • 1976 Mágh Ealla

  • 1977 Beanntraí

  • 1978 Mágh Ealla

  • 1979 Dunmaonmhuí

  • 1980 Gleann Garbh

  • 1981 An Sciobairín

  • 1982 An Sciobairín

  • 1983 Séipéal na Carraige

  • 1984 Freemount

  • 1985 Eochaill

  • 1986 Séipéal na Carraige

  • 1987 An Sciobairín

  • 1988 Freemount

  • 1989 Cillia

  • 1990 Séipéal na Carraige

  • 1991 Gleann Garbh

  • 1992 Baile an Chollaigh

  • 1993 An Blárna

  • 1994 Cillia

  • 1995 Dunmaonmhuí

  • 1996 Carrigaline

  • 1997 Freemount

  • 1998 An Sciobairín

  • 1999 Fear Muí

  • 2000 Milford

  • 2001 Macroom (Aghinagh)

  • 2002 Dúnmaonmhuí

  • 2003 Séipéal na Carraige

  • 2004 Fear Muí

  • 2005 Carrigaline

  • 2006 Dúnmaonmhuí

  • 2007 Dúnmaonmhuí

  • 2008 Macroom (Aghinagh)

  • 2009 Baile an Chollaigh

  • 2010 An Sciobairín

  • 2011 Dúnmaonmhuí

  • 2012 Macroom (Aghinagh)

  • 2013 Baile Mhúirne (Lachtain Naofa)

  • 2014 An Sciobairín

  • 2015 Ballincollig

  • 2016 Charleville

  • 2017 Kinsale

  • 2018 Macroom

  • 2019 Dunmanway

  • 2022 Dunmanway

  • 2023 Bandon

FLEADHFEST CORCAIGH
Learn more about all the Comhaltas branches in Cork in our archival FleadhFest programes which were produced by Cork County Board in 2021

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