The 2025 mighty St. Patrick’s festival March 14-17
Award-winning imported Irish Bands and the Raglan Road Irish Dancers will rock the fun
throughout this festival that leads up to the mother of all Irish holidays.
Mighty Festival Hours
Friday, Mar 14 11am to Midnight
Saturday, Mar 15 9am to Midnight
Sunday, Mar 16 9am to Midnight
Monday, Mar 17 10am to Midnight
SCREAMING ORPHANS
Screaming Orphans are a chart-topping all-sister band from Donegal. They are known worldwide for their award-winning sound combining original pop songs with a unique take on traditional Irish music. The sisters’ trademark spine-tingling four-part harmony and mastery of their instruments combined with their highly energized performances take audiences of all ages on an exhilarating and emotional musical journey.
MEN OF ARAN AND FRIENDS
Colin Farrell (fiddle & whistles) and Dave Curley (banjo & vocals) have toured, performed, and recorded with numerous traditional Irish music luminaries. They are gifted entertainers and masters of their craft charming Raglan Road audiences with a potent mix of sublime musicianship, electric energy, and a tremendous live performance. Men of Aran will be joined by fellow musicians Mark Weldon (bass), Kieran Leonard (drums), Will McMorran (pipes) & Randy Holbrook (guitar) for a special Mighty Festival performance.
CLADA
CLADA is a traditional Irish folk band from Co. Galway and comprises of four Irish musicians, each bringing a unique perspective from their musical backgrounds. Orla Leavy takes the reins on fiddle with her virtuosity in Irish traditional music, Sam Carey with his hot hand keeping the ante up with his tight rhythms, Liam Tierney always steals the show with his eccentric box playing and sporadic showmanship, and Eoin Salmon who lays down the low end on bass keeping the songs and tunes sounding funky and fresh.
CLANN UÍ HUIGINN
Clann Uí hUiginn (Higgins Clan) are an Irish Traditional Music group from Downpatrick, Co. Down. The family four piece are multi-instrumentalists and delight audiences with their popular blend of energetic jigs, reels, smooth ballads and foot stomping marches. Members are Down Fleadh, Ulster Fleadh champions and All-Ireland Finalists. Their performance and playing style will have your toes tapping, hands clapping and hearts singing!
www.facebook.com/HigginsClannMusic
BRISTE
This inspiring all-female trio includes Alison Crossey (bodhran, guitar), Emma Robinson (flute, whistle) & Joanna Boyle (banjo, vocals). They grew up immersed in traditional Irish music winning numerous awards at County, Ulster and All Ireland competitions. Blending together their rich musical backgrounds, Briste have travelled all over the world bringing their new fresh and exciting sound to many festivals and venues.
www.bristemusic.com
THE ROAD WEST
Hailing from Kerry, Mayo, and Cork, Máirtín Ó Cathasaigh (vocals, guitar, flute & whistles), Patrick Cafferkey (uileann pipes, guitar, vocals and whistles), and TJ Willis (banjo, mandolin, bouzouki and vocals ) bring together a perfect blend of natural musicianship, beautiful tune playing, and dazzling virtuosity. With a passion for performance, they deliver vibrant, high-energy shows that captivate their audiences. Their repertoire spans a mix of traditional Irish ballads and contemporary Irish songs, ensuring an unforgettable musical experience.
NORTHERN CROSSING
A fresh and exciting three-piece traditional Irish music ensemble from Glasgow, Downpatrick, and Belfast featuring Hannah McNeill (fiddle, vocals, banjo & mandolin), Aoife Byrne (fiddle & Vocals) and Niall McIlroy (guitar, whistles, flute & vocals). All highly accomplished musicians with a wealth of musical talent and experience making for a vibrant and exciting live show of music and song.
The Raglan Road Irish Dancers
Plucked from the casts and stages of the
world’s greatest Irish dance shows will perform throughout the festival.
Mighty festival reservations
Reservations are encouraged for guests who plan to celebrate at Raglan Road, where they can lift a pint, sip a cocktail, and dine on authentic contemporary Irish cuisine beginning on March 14. On St. Patrick’s Day only, March 17, Raglan Road will open at 10.00 a.m. with a $20 cover charge for guests 18 and older; (first-come, first-served—no reservations on this day only); younger patrons may enter free of charge.
“The most authentic Irish festival in America will take it to the Disney Springs street outside Raglan Road with extraordinary Irish talent arriving from Ireland, five outside bars, fun St. Paddy’s merchandise, and more....
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