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Warrenpoint Loughside Festival

Warrenpoint Town Centre, Warrenpoint, County Down, BT343SA
Warrenpoint Loughside Festival

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Warrenpoint Loughside Festival is an annual summer event in Warrenpoint, featuring live music, family-friendly activities, and cultural performances along the scenic shores of Carlingford Lough. The festival attracts locals and visitors alike, celebrating community spirit with a vibrant mix of entertainment, food stalls, and outdoor events.

The festival kicks off on Saturday 8th August with The Poc Fada, The Dog Show, and a sensory event with Diverse Minds Events.

On Sunday 9th of August we have our Festival Parade that will run into a fun day in the Town Park.

Monday 10th August - Luke Combs NI (LukeCombs Tribute act)  Free Event

Tuesday 11th August - Taylor NI (Taylor Swift tribute act) Free Event

Wednesday 12th August - The Loughside Festival Pub Quiz

Thursday 13th August - Gavin Gribben and band in the Town Square. Free event.

Friday 14th August - Outdoor Movie Night in the Town Park. 

Saturday 15th August - Fayre Day in the Town Square. Live music throughout the day on the main stage from Electric Reels, The Rock Choir Northern Ireland, The Cloghmor Ceili Band, and headlined by The Unholy Gospel Band. Finished off with a fireworks display that night. 

Sunday 16th August - The Loughside Run To Remember. A 10k/5k run/walk to raise funds for Dementia NI.  Followed by our annual Teddy Bear Picnic in the Town Park. With live music, fun, and games for the whole family. 

 

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Season (8 Aug 2026 - 16 Aug 2026)

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