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06 Sept 2025
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The line-up for Sult, a two-day unforgettable festival, is spectacular and large crowds are expected to attend the coastal event this July.
This year the event takes place from July 7-8. The festival benefits many local businesses in the area and enjoys huge support.
Among the head liners this year will be Dean Lewis, who will be making his only Irish appearance, LYRA, Ash, Jenny Greene, Chasing Abbey, HamsandwicH, Reevah, Humble Earthworm, Larabelle, DJ Paddy Friel and DJ Kevin McDaid.
A new addition this year is the Fun Fair, which makes Sult an even more family-friendly event.
Festival organisers have just announced too that dedicated local bus services available, providing convenient transportation to and from the festival grounds. Bus routes are to be announced shortly.
Sult is a community-based event that annually attracts huge crowds. All profits from the festival go back into the community and to local charities. The event has raised over €20,000 in recent years.
Day tickets are €50, weekend tickets are €90 and weekend with camping are €115.
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