Festival Programme

Dunshaughlin  Harvest Festival 18th to  25th Sept 2011

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 Resecheduled lecture: Tom French, local history section, Meath County Library on ‘ Out of the World – the ‘Seachnall’ in Dunshaughlin. At the Courthouse, tuesday 27th September 7.30pm. FREE

Programme Outline: (updated daily)
Saturday 17th September 2011

Sunday 18th September 2011

  • 3.30pm – South Leinster Pikemen lay wreath at Croppy Grave (Drumree Rd) then march  to Pastoral Centre for talk and refreshments
  • 7 pm -10 pm – South Leinster Storytellers enchant us with stories, music and dance. Pastoral Centre
  • 8pm  – Festival Launch  Alan Shortt crowns the Harvest Queen An Síbín
  • Evening – Carnival in Blakes Field

Monday September 19th

  •  9.30am – 1pm Michael Van Dessel Exhibition Pastoral Centre.
  • Lunchtime - Live music in various venues through the village
  • 2 – 3pm - Heritage Trail Guided Tour departing from the Courthouse
  • 6pm – Children’s Art Prize Competition Yores (across from Arch Bar)
  • Evening –  Carnival Blakes Field
  • 7pm – Harpist, Celtic Storm dancers, Ballad Session An Sibin
  •  7.30pm – Historical Talk – The Courthouse
  • Opening of ‘The Gallery’ (beside Fidelma’s) paintings & ceramics by local artists

Tuesday September 20th

  • 9.30am – 1pm – Michael Van Dessel Exhibition Pastoral Centre.
  • 10am – 6pm – Heritage Exhibition The Courthouse
  • Lunchtime – live music venues throughout the village
  • 2-3pm – Heritage Trail guided tour from The Courthouse
  • Evening – Carnival Blakes Field
  • 7pm – Uilleann pipes, Celtic Storm dancers, Donie Clynch An Sibin
  • 7.30pm – Historical Talk – The Courthouse
  • 8.30pm –  Odd Ball Productions  one-act comedy, Arch Bar
  • 9.30pm - Dunshaughlin Players  one act play, upstairs in Peters Bar,
  • Evening – Venetian Operatic Night in Venice Restaurant
  • Evening – Fontana Restaurant - relax and enjoy harpist Ciara Vaughan

Wednesday September 21st

Thursday September 22nd

Friday September 23rd

Saturday 24th September 2011

Sunday 25th September