In 2010 the Fleadh by the Feale bring together traditional Irish musicians from all over Ireland, Europe and America to Abbeyfeale town center in West Limerick for the sixteenth year, The Fleadh by the Feale also presents an entertaining night with a traditional celebrity concert.
The Fleadh by the Feale Bones playing competition draws a huge crowd to the platform in the square in Abbeyfeale and truly you would be amazed at the skill and dexterity of the competitors who have ranged from five years of age to the young age of seventy.
Involving the local schools in an art competition while also providing opportunities for story tellers to come and share their old irish stories and myths particular to the area. Encouraging people of all ages with talent and ability to play an instrument or sing in competition or providing entertainment, while also welcoming those who have an appreciation of traditional Irish music to come enjoy the musical festivity.

This weekend is for everybody; those blessed with talent and ability to play an instrument or sing and those who have an appreciation of traditional Irish music in its purest form. People of all ages come to share their talent with the folk of Abbeyfeale and in return the town guarantees you a warm West Limerick welcome.

Fleadh committee members with the local Sponsors		Ceoil Abu – Local musicians show their talent in the Cellar Bar.

Official launch night Wednesday April 11th 2007
A great night was had by all in the Cellar Bar with lots of traditional music, song and storytelling…….great food and wonderful company!

Town Park Abbeyfeale

Town Park
Abbeyfeale Town Park was developed on the banks of the river Feale. The park has pleasurable meandering walkways adjacent to the river, which also takes in the idyllic views of the surrounding countryside. Also included on the park is a playground to entertain our younger visitors.

Picture right: statue of Fr. Casey positioned in Abbeyfeale town centre (100th Anniversary 2007)