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Queen Maeve Festival
The new Queen Maeve Festival is taking place on May 3rd, 4th and 5th 2024 and celebrates the official opening of Queen Maeve Square in Sligo town.
This fantastic new public space is right on the banks of the beautiful Garavogue River in the heart of Sligo town and will come alive over the May Day Bank Holiday weekend with a fantastic line up of music, culture and family fun.
This will be a special weekend for both locals and visitors and showcase the very best of Sligo. Headline acts include award winning artists Gavin James (Friday 3rd May) and Moncrieff (Saturday 4th May) along with a Comhaltas traditional showcase (Sunday 5th May).
Sligo St. Patricks Day Festival 2024
Sligo St. Patrick’s Festival presents two days and nights of live music in Queens Maeve’s Square in Sligo Town this weekend, 16th- 17th March.
Sligo. Newsletter 2023
The Sligo: Live Green Invest Smart Visit Sustainably Newsletter looks back on 2023 and highlights some of the positive Sligo news stories from the year. Thanks to all those who contributed.
Sligo: Live Green Invest Smart Visit Sustainably is an initiative to support Sligo as a world class place in which to live green, invest smart and visit sustainably. The brand acts as a Q mark for positive actions and activities that promote living in, investing and visiting Sligo.
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Launch of Sligo Local Economic & Community Plan (LECP)
Sligo has just completed and launched its second Local Economic and Community Plan for Sligo, entitled Sligo 2030 Strategy One Voice Once Vision.
Sligo Benefits from Community Monuments Fund 2022
Award of grants for a wide range of archaeological heritage projects under the department’s 2022 Community Monuments Fund.
The Book of Sligo
An elegant and beautifully designed publication The Book of Sligo is a completely unique celebration of one county. The book draws upon ancient Civic Parish structures, to bring the reader an eclectic taste of Sligo’s profound social, archaeological, and ecological heritage from every corner of the county.