Chipboard Factory Exhibitions brings life to old stories in Scariff
*Marie McInerney. TALES FROM THE PAST OF IRELAND’S first chipboard factory located in Scariff will be shared at an upcoming exhibition.
*Marie McInerney. TALES FROM THE PAST OF IRELAND’S first chipboard factory located in Scariff will be shared at an upcoming exhibition.
Stories of emigrant settlements in the USA, stories of life in a conflicted Northern Ireland, the Aughty Rainforest in the time Brian Boru, are topics of talks to be given during Scariff Harbour Festival over the upcoming Bank Holiday weekend.
*Donna Taggart. DONNA TAGGART has been confirmed to sing at the church concert of the Scariff Harbour Festival.
The 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement will be fittingly marked when agreement signatory, Monica McWilliams and co-founder of the Northern Ireland Women’s Coalition, opens Scariff Harbour Festival at Waterways Ireland Marina over the August Bank Holiday weekend.
*Zoe Fenton makes some Arts and Crafts at the Scariff Harbour Festival. Photograph: Natasha Barton In the week of David Trimble’s death, the impact of the Good Friday Agreement in connecting communities North and South was remembered in Scariff over the weekend.
ONE OF THE FINEST fiddle players on the planet is among the headline guests for the Scariff Harbour Festival which takes place this weekend.
*Jane Halloran Ryan. EMIGRATION stories from East Clare parishes to the United States will be the focus of a talk at Waterways Ireland Building in Scariff on Bank Holiday Saturday & Sunday (July 30th and 31st) during the local Harbour Festival.
Orchard Manager Jeremy Turkington and some younger supporters celebrating biodiversity in the orchard. SEEDED in the cherishment of local roots, Scariff’s Harbour Festival will sow ideas of a brighter future.
Scariff Harbour Festival Commitee Members Harry O’Meara, Karina O’Brien and Mike Rodgers. Photograph: Natasha Barton POLITICAL SUCCESS of the Alliance Party will be among the talking points at the Waterways Ireland Scariff Harbour Festival which returns at the end of July.
Risks associated with hosting the popular Scariff Harbour Festival have prompted organisers to cancel the event for 2020.