1. Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann — official festival hub

Authoritative event page with timetables, competition listings, downloadable brochures and visitor info for Wexford’s Fleadh. Essential for planning and embedding official schedules.

Source: https://fleadhcheoil.ie/

2. TG4 — “Fleadh25: Live from Wexford” (press / broadcast plans)

TG4’s press info and nightly live broadcast schedule — great for linking to TV coverage and programme highlights for readers who want television or livestream details.

Source: TG4 press release

3. RTÉ News — on-the-ground Fleadh coverage

Photo-led reporting and festival updates from Wexford’s opening days — handy for embedding images and linking to broadcaster reportage.

Source: https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2025/0803/1526683-fleadh-wexford/

4. YouTube — “Fleadh Cheoil 2025 — Festival highlights” (video)

A short highlights video capturing street sessions, competitions and crowd atmosphere — ideal for embedding into your post to show festival life in motion.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIXD1uwH2MY

5. Instagram (WarnermusicIreland) — Ed Sheeran live at the Fleadh (reel)

A viral Instagram reel capturing Ed Sheeran joining trad sessions — perfect for an entertainment slot or “viral social” sidebar. Use Instagram’s embed for inline playback.

Source: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DM-v2SasEjA/

6. Instagram (WarnermusicIreland) — Ed Sheeran & Beoga performing “Galway Girl”

Short clip showing pop-trad crossovers — sharable visual content that highlights the festival’s crossover appeal.

Source: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DNAiTgjsyfi/

7. 98FM — Fleadh history made: céilí-band Guinness World Record

Local radio coverage of more than 1,000 musicians taking part in a Guinness World Record attempt — a feel-good culture item that’s highly shareable.

Source: https://www.98fm.com/…/fleadh-history-made-in-wexford…

8. Journal of Music — Fleadh full day event listings

Detailed day-by-day venue listings and competition schedules — great for readers who want a deep program guide for specific stages and sessions.

Source: https://journalofmusic.com/…

9. WexfordLocal — Wexford celebrates Fleadh Cheoil 2025 (community coverage)

Local community reporting on markets, street music and town atmosphere — useful for human-interest color and local vendor profiles.

Source: https://wexfordlocal.com/2025/08/03/wexford-is-celebrating-fleadh-cheoil-2025/

10. Independent (regional Wexford) — Fleadh artisan food hall

Guide to Wexford’s artisan food producers and festival food events running alongside the music — great for a “food at the festival” feature.

Source: Independent: Fleadh artisan food hall

11. TikTok (Fleadh Cheoil) — Official opening reel

Short official TikTok clip of the festival opening (suits an embedded short-form social gallery or a “What’s trending” box).

Source: https://www.tiktok.com/@fleadhcheoil/video/7534702940272037142

12. TikTok — “WORLD RECORD” celebration clip

Quick social video showing the announcement and crowd reaction when the céilí band record was confirmed — ideal for social media roundups.

Source: https://www.tiktok.com/@fleadhcheoil/video/7535918111036362006

13. YouTube — Fleadh Cheoil 2025 Day One (highlights)

Additional YouTube coverage showing street-sessions and competition highlights — useful for readers who prefer video highlights to long reads.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngDFOcnSabs

14. RTÉ (Facebook) — “Are you coming to the Fleadh?” (promo)

RTÉ cross-promotion for live programming and radio/TV tie-ins — handy for readers who want to join national coverage or tune in live.

Source: RTÉ Facebook video

15. Eventbrite — August events in Ireland (national listings)

Rolling list of in-person and virtual events around Ireland — excellent for surfacing local lifestyle happenings, pop-ups and small festivals.

Source: https://www.eventbrite.com/d/ireland/august/

16. Eventbrite — Dublin events & ticket listings

City-specific list of workshops, live shows and experiences in Dublin — useful for weekend guides and local listings sections.

Source: https://www.eventbrite.com/d/ireland–dublin/events/

17. Dublin Horse Show — official RDS site (6–10 Aug)

Official programme and visitor information for the Dublin Horse Show — a major society, fashion and entertainment event to link or feature in a social/fashion roundup.

Source: https://www.dublinhorseshow.com/

18. Dublin Horse Show — Best Dressed competition info

Official RDS details about the Best Dressed competition — perfect for a fashion gallery or “what everyone wore” post.

Source: https://www.dublinhorseshow.com/bestdressed/

19. RTÉ Lifestyle — Best Dressed at the Dublin Horse Show 2025

Photo gallery and profile piece on the winning looks — ideal for embedding a curated fashion slideshow into your post.

Source: RTÉ Lifestyle gallery

20. TheJournal.ie — Best Dressed winners & reaction (Dublin Horse Show)

Local reaction and event colour from attendees — useful when you want quotes, crowd reaction and a social angle.

Source: TheJournal.ie: Best Dressed

21. People.com — Princess Anne’s surprise visit & Áras meetings

Human-interest coverage of an international visitor attending Irish events and meeting national figures — a cross-cultural, society-style feature.

Source: People.com: Princess Anne visit

22. Met Éireann — National forecast (latest official bulletin)

Official weather updates and travel planning info from Ireland’s national meteorological service — important to link for festival/travel stories.

Source: https://www.met.ie/forecasts/national-forecast

23. WeathÉire — Weather story & festival context

Local weather commentary giving context to outdoor events and festival conditions — helpful in lifestyle pieces that mention weather-dependent plans.

Source: WeathÉire weather item

24. HotPress — Seven events to check during National Heritage Week 2025

Curated picks for heritage-themed events around Ireland — useful for readers interested in cultural attractions, walks, talks and exhibitions.

Source: HotPress: heritage picks

25. District / TikTok — short culture & commentary clip

Viral short-form social commentary on Irish life — a great micro-embed for a “what people are saying” or social media roundup box.

Source: TikTok: DistrictIreland clip