Belfast just hosted the biggest All-Ireland Fleadh in history, drawing over a million visitors and pumping £53 million into the local economy. With electric streets filled with fiddles, bodhráns, and open sessions, the city became a global hub for Irish music and culture. From pop-up pubs to dance classes and a Heaney-Hammond exhibition, every corner buzzed with heritage. Over 1,300 volunteers from across the world helped make it happen — and the final performances at City Hall are still rocking the town.
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