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Continuing the Tradition
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Canada’s Irish Festival on the Miramichi is a beloved annual celebration that honours the region’s deep Irish roots. For over 40 years, this vibrant event has brought together locals and visitors to enjoy traditional music, dance, and hearty Irish fare, all set against the scenic backdrop of the Miramichi River. From lively céilí dances to family-friendly activities, the festival offers something for everyone.

Schedule of Events
Thursday, July 17
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Max Aitken Boat Tour 5:30PM-7:00PM (sold out) and 7:30PM to 9:00PM. Departs from the Rodd Miramichi. Featuring live entertainment from Gerry Roberts.

We are willing to organize a second tour if there is sufficient interest.

Call or email for tickets

 
Friday, July 18
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11:30AM-6:00PM
Legion 3 Corned Beef and Cabbage and/or Salmon Meal.
$18 per person.
Eat in or takeout

WATERFORD GREEN EVENTS

12:00PM -Gerry Roberts & Aubrey Stewart

1:00PM - Gary Cook

2:00PM - Dram & a Draw

3:00PM - Rob & Katherine Currie

4:00PM - Frantically Atlantic

5:00PM - The Lamey Brothers

6:00PM - Opening Ceremonies

9:00PM -12:00AM Jesus Murphy

 




 
Saturday, July 19
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10:30AM
Family Parade. Starts at JMH

11:30AM-6:00PM
Legion 3 Corned Beef and Cabbage and/or Salmon Meal.
$18 per person. Eat in or takeout

MUSIC at WATERFORD GREEN

11:30AM
Gerry Roberts & Aubrey Stewart

12:30PM
Nelson Doyle Dancers

1:30PM
Dram & a Draw

2:30PM
Gary Cook

3:30PM
Frantically Atlantic

4:30PM
The Lamey Brothers

9:00PM-11:00PM
The Stanfields

11:00PM-1:00AM
The Town Pants

 




 
Sunday, July 20
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Mass: Saint Micheal's Basilica 10:30AM


Special Mass: Saint Patrick's Chruch. 11:30AM

In memory of the Irish Immigrants who perished onboard the Looshtauk, Middle Island, and also for the locals who came to their aid. Light reception, tea and coffee to follow


 

 




www.irishfestmiramichi.ca

Email:irishfes@bellaliant.net     Phone:+1 506-778-8810
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