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Earagail Arts Festival
13-28th July 2024 | Co. Donegal
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Earagail Arts Festival is a bilingual (Irish and English language), multidisciplinary arts festival which takes place every July on the northernmost part of the Wild Atlantic Way, Co Donegal. Earagail Arts Festival brings inspiring performers to this captivating European frontier, showcases artists native to the area and provides opportunities for cultural exchange, in venues from purpose built theatres and galleries, to village halls, forests and beaches, creating a unique cultural experience in the most unlikely of magical places.Earagail Arts Festival TEAM
| CEO & Artistic Director | Paul Brown |
| Production Manager | Seamus Coyle |
| Office Manager | Edel Corcoran |
CONTACT DETAILS
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Address
Unit 2C, Riverside Office Park, Neil T Blaney Rd.
Letterkenny
Co. Donegal
F92 YN40 Telephone
+ 353 (0)74 916 8800
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Email
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Website
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Box Office
+ 353 (0)74 912 0777
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GALLERY
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