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Archived venue snapshotLavery's
12-18 Bradbury Place, Belfast, BT71RS
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Programme at Lavery's
SUN 2 AUG
- TRAD & FOLK
Cúig7pm
Lavery's
Cúig "A fresh, unique and vibrant sound that most bands take years to establish. Talent hanging out of them! A truly brilliant trad band." — Niamh Dunne (Beoga) Hailing from the North of Ireland, Cúig have earned a reputation as one of the most exciting and innovative bands on the contemporary traditional music scene. With a bold and adventurous approach to their native musical tradition, they continue to push boundaries while remaining firmly rooted in the music that inspires them. The five-piece ensemble has taken audiences on both sides of the Atlantic by storm, touring extensively throughout Ireland, Europe and the United States. Their dynamic performances combine virtuoso musicianship, infectious energy and inventive arrangements, creating a sound that is unmistakably their own. Cúig features Miceál Mullen (banjo, mandolin), Rónán Stewart (fiddle, uilleann pipes, vocals), Ruairí Stewart (guitar), Eoin Murphy (button accordion) and Cathal Murphy (drums, guitar, vocals). Together, they deliver a thrilling blend of traditional music and contemporary influences that has captivated audiences wherever they perform. Expect powerful tunes, exceptional musicianship and an unforgettable live show as Cúig light up the stage at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2026.
- TRAD & FOLKFreeRepeats
Alfi11pm–1am
Lavery's
Multi-award winning trio Alfi is the collaborative project of musicians Fiachra Meek, Ryan McAuley and Alannah Thornburgh. Featuring an unusual line-up of harp, five string banjo and uilleann pipes, Alfi’s music explores a combination of traditional Irish and Appalachian music and song
MON 3 AUG
- PERFORMANCE
Weird Ireland7:30pm
Lavery's
Weird Ireland with Brinsley McNamara Brinsley McNamara is a content creator, adventurer and author of Weird Ireland: An Unofficial Guide to the Island. Through his book, podcast and hugely popular Weird Ireland social media channels, he has travelled the length and breadth of the country uncovering the strange, curious and often overlooked stories that make Ireland unlike anywhere else. From holy wells and ancient traditions to cryptids, folklore, forgotten historical sites and uniquely Irish food culture, Brinsley explores the people, places and customs that exist just beyond the tourist trail. Along the way, he has documented everything from mumming and collar-and-elbow wrestling to magic hills, local legends and the wonderfully eccentric corners of Irish life. In this entertaining and insightful live show, Brinsley takes audiences on a journey through the weird, wonderful and fascinating aspects of Ireland's culture and history, revealing the stories, traditions and oddities that make this island so unique.
- LIVE MUSICFree
Kick Out the Jams8pm–1am
Lavery's
KICK OUT THE JAMS Monday 3rd August we’re moving the jams to the Back Roof Terrace for a special Fleadh edition. The ethos of our jams is to provide an open platform to all who want to get up and join in with our house musicians for a totally improvised night of music. In the spirit of the Fleadh we welcome with open arms the incredible trad and folk musicians that will be visiting the city to join in! 7-11pm Back Roof Terrace Free in Free Jameson & Ginger on arrival kindly sponsored by @jameson_ni Free drink to performers
About
Belfast's Oldest Family-Owned Bar
Founded in 1918 and still in the hands of the Lavery family, Lavery's has been part of Belfast's social fabric for over a century. Across three floors you'll find great pints, live sport, pool, shuffleboard, karaoke, comedy, live music and one of the city's most eclectic event programmes. A Belfast institution that continues to evolve while staying true to the character, hospitality and independent spirit that made it a local favourite in the first place.
Phone: +442890871106
Accessibility
- Step-free access
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accessible toilet
Accessible lift to all three floors
Opening hours
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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.