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Archived venue snapshotCarrick Hill Residents Association
Stanhope Street, Belfast, BT12 1BX
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Programme at Carrick Hill Residents Association
TUE 4 AUG
- TRAD & FOLKFree
An evening of folk song with Patrick Ní Hoolihan7:30pm–11pm
Carrick Hill Residents Association
Belfast musician, songwriter and performer Patrick Ní Hoolihan specialises in local and traditional Ulster folk songs delivered with warmth, humour and authenticity. His rich knowledge of the songs, their origins and the stories behind them is only surpassed by his engaging delivery, creating performances that feel intimate, heartfelt and deeply connected to place, people and tradition.
WED 5 AUG
- TALKS & LECTURESFree
Storytelling & Music with Aodán 'Jaff' Mac Séafraidh1pm–2pm
Carrick Hill Residents Association
An Evening with Jaff Mac Séafraidh Meet and listen to Jaff Mac Séafraidh, an experienced storyteller and acclaimed uilleann piper whose performances bring together music, folklore and tradition. Drawing on stories and legends associated with traditional music, Jaff creates a world of wonder, humour and imagination, weaving tales that have been passed down through generations alongside the haunting and evocative sound of the uilleann pipes. As a well-known piper, Jaff has introduced audiences throughout Ireland and beyond to this ancient artform, sharing both its rich musical tradition and the stories that surround it. A captivating blend of storytelling, folklore and traditional music from one of Ireland's most engaging cultural performers.
About
Carrick Hill Residents' Association
The Carrick Hill Residents' Association is a community organisation dedicated to supporting and representing the residents of the historic Carrick Hill area of North Belfast.
Situated close to Belfast city centre, Carrick Hill has a rich social and cultural history, with strong connections to the development of the city and generations of families who have lived in the area. The Residents' Association plays an important role in preserving local heritage, promoting community wellbeing and creating opportunities for residents to come together through cultural, educational and social initiatives.
Through events, projects and community programmes, the association works to celebrate the area's identity while supporting positive development and fostering connections between generations.
During Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, the Carrick Hill community contributes to the wider celebration of Belfast's culture, heritage and traditions, helping to showcase the stories and spirit of one of the city's most historic neighbourhoods.
Celebrating community, heritage and the enduring spirit of Carrick Hill.
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This page preserves the venue as it appeared in the Belfast Fleadh 2026programme. The current shared venue profile lives on The Belfast Guide.