Volunteers needed for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2024

Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann is scheduled to take place from 4th to 11th August 2024 in Wexford Town, featuring its world-acclaimed programme of traditional Irish language and music events. Before the official launch of the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, the Wexford Fleadh Executive Committee is calling on the people of Wexford to volunteer.

As the Fleadh heads to the sunny southeast, over half a million visitors are expected to visit Wexford this August to celebrate Irish culture. With such an unprecedented number of attendees visiting the county, there is a real need for volunteers who can help during the Fleadh week, with many opportunities to lend a hand. Volunteers will be asked to fill several roles, including: Street stewards Assisting at competitions Members of the environmental/sustainability committee Fleadh Ambassadors Volunteering at concerts Social media support Photography support And other support roles for the Wexford Fleadh Executive Committee The Fleadh Executive Commitee is eager to make this year’s celebration the best Wexford has ever seen, and is inviting passionate people to join their team of volunteers. The registration will be open at 12 noon on Friday 8th of March for those who are interested.

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