Day Three Schedule
Sunday 15th Schedule
Wobbly Circus
John Robert’s Square 2.30pm and 3.30pm
Festival favourites The Wobbly Circus are back again this year. The show is a unique circus performance that will delight audiences of all ages. The show combines slapstick comedy and clowning with a high level of circus skills.
Walk Waterford with Jim Doherty
Meet at Reginald’s Tower 6pm
Join well known local historian Jim Doherty for an evening stroll that will take you through centuries of fascinating Waterford history.
Southeast Craft Studios Art and Craft Workshop
Times & Booking link below.
Inspired by Irish carvings and spiralling Celtic designs like the ones found at the ancient heritage site of Newgrange and in the Book of Kells – we invite you to explore copper wire and simple jewellery making techniques. Create a famous Celtic knot that can be worn for St. Patrick’s Weekend or used as a beautiful bookmark. No cover charge but booking is essential!
Little Irish Folklore Friends
The Book Centre 12.30pm and 2pm
Little Irish Folklore Friends is about six creatures from Irish folklore, all using their powers in unexpected ways. Join Liam the Leprechaun, Betty the Banshee, Pádraig the Púca, Willow the Wisp, Fiadh the Fairy and Seán the Selkie for lots of magic and giggles. Suitable for ages 3-6 (must be accompanied by an adult).
Knockadollys
John Robert’s Sq 2pm
If you missed them on Saturday the Knockadollys are here again on Sunday. Perfect for anyone who loves to dance, sing, and celebrate the spirit of Irish heritage with some modern flair!
The Booley House
2pm Applemarket Stage
With some of the finest traditional Irish musicians The Booley House perform an enthralling range of original step dancing routines. A firm festival favourite for years, there is no better Irish variety act than the gang from West Waterford.
Urban Greenway Self-Guided Tour
As a ‘city of light’ Waterford offers a unique experience to view historical monuments and city walls illuminated in green. Take a nighttime tour of the ‘urban greenway’ and discover the history behind some of Waterford’s most famous landmarks.
Drumming Workshop
Time & Venue TBC
Lots of noise, lots of beats, lots of fun. More info to follow.
The Legend of Queen Medb
Medieval Museum Undercroft 1pm & 4pm
Performed by Derek Flynn and Hayley Crosbie this is a thrilling retelling of the legend of Medb bringing the warrior queen to life through drama and music.
WAMA
2pm – O’Connell St. Cultural Quarter
Four hours of entertainment from Waterford Academy of Music and Arts. Not a bad way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
Monticelli
7pm – Applemarket
Monticelli is a Brazilian Classic Rock band founded in 2014 by 3 brothers. Their repertoire consists of the greatest hits in the history of Rock n Roll, performed in a solid and energetic way, which makes the show an unforgettable artistic experience.
Damn Dirty Apes
8pm O’Connell St. Cultural Quarter.
The four piece power house Damn Dirty Apes bring rock to the masses! From the Beatles to Bowie, Oasis to Blur we got you covered. All generations rock!
Spancill Jills
Time: 9pm – Applemarket
Spancil Jills are an energetic 6 pc Waterford band. Blending the sounds and instrumentation of traditional Irish music with alternative rock and punk to create an infectious and toe tapping landscape of music.
Osprey Viking Cruises
Take a river history cruise onboard the Osprey and you won’t be disappointed. ospreyvikingcruises@gmail.com Call Captain Andy 085 196 7779 (ticketed €40)
City Centre Fairground
John Robert’s Square
A range of fairground attractions and amusements will be situated in the city centre for the duration of the festival and if you’re hungry you can get a taste of Waterford and try some authentic local produce from a wide range of food stalls in John Robert’s Square. Get your face painted or have some fun with Ready Steady Play.
WHATS ON
Day 1
Friday 13th
Kick off the St Patrick’s Festival Waterford – with vibrant parades & centre celebrations as Ireland’s oldest city bursts into life!
Day 2
Saturday 14th
Move the celebration into full swing with family fun, dazzling street entertainment, live music, and nonstop festive vibes citywide! today!
Day 3
Sunday 15th
Delivers dazzling performances, cultural celebrations, live music, and unforgettable St Patrick’s Day atmosphere throughout the city!
Day 4
Monday 16th
Celebrate in style with high-energy entertainment, strong community spirit, live music, and unforgettable moments across Ireland’s oldest city
St Patricks
Tuesday 17th
St Patrick’s Day finale with a spectacular parade, live music, cultural celebrations, and an electric green atmosphere across Ireland’s oldest city!
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
Frequently Asked Questions
The city is easily accessible for families to enjoy the festivities. We are here to help, with any questions.