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Read MoreWe are thrilled to announce that Folly Festival 2025 tickets are officially on sale — and at the unbelievable price of just €60 for a full weekend pass!
Join us on Friday 4th & Saturday 5th July in the stunning, intimate setting of Cullohill Castle for two unforgettable days of live music, culture, and festival magic.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of one of Ireland’s most unique summer festivals.
The Folly Festival is brought to you by Cullohill Community Council with the support of Electric Picnic, Laois Partnership Company and Laois County Council.
Join us on Friday 4th & Saturday 5th July in the magical setting of Cullohill Castle, Co. Laois, for two unforgettable nights of live music, a Saturday packed with free family-friendly daytime events, and an atmosphere like no other.
The Jerry Fish Electric Sideshow
Lisa McHugh
Clodagh Lawlor
Cliona McDonald
🌞 Saturday Daytime Events (No ticket required!)
Live Music
Nancy’s Yard Kid’s Fun Day
Dog Show
Art & Craft stalls
Food vendors and lots more!
Chasing Abbey
Ruaile Buaile
Barry Deegan
Aislinn Townsend
Cullohill Comhaltas
🎟 Weekend Tickets only €60
Available locally in Bergin’s Shop and Dalton’s of Cullohill, or online at HERE
✨ Up to two under-14s go FREE with every ticket-holding adult.
Laois Partnership | Laois LCDC | Govt 2040 | Our Rural Future | LEADER | EU | Laois County Council Arna chomchchistiú ag an Roinn Forbartha Tuaithe agus Pobal Co-funded by the Department of Rural and Community Development
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