Fuinneamh Festival

About Fuinneamh Festival

Bellurgan Park outside Dundalk is the site for Fuinneamh Festival 2026, an over-18s music festival rooted in techno, house and Ireland’s underground electronic scene.

Fuinneamh was officially formed in 2016. The official 2026 site frames this edition as the festival’s ninth journey together, with a reported capacity of about 3,000.

The festival and campsite open at 10:00 on Saturday 12 September 2026. Stages open at 12:00, and the campsite remains open until 13:00 on Monday 14 September 2026.

Lineup and Programme

The bill leans into techno, house, disco, psytrance and drum and bass, with acoustic and folk programming also listed. Announced acts include Child of Prague, Colin Benders x KiNK [live], General Levy, Mano Le Tough, Gemma Dunleavy, Shanti Celeste and Peach.

Stage names include Ogham Alignment, Keep Her Lit, Anam Cara, Absolute Deep x Ride The Wave, Lotus Tree, Cosmaí Ceol, Síbín Beag, Orion, Reclaim The Mainframe and Temple.

Beyond the DJ and live electronic sets, the programme includes workshops and classes, wellness sessions, sustainability talks, storytelling and Gaeilge-focused events.

Who Is It For?

Fuinneamh is strictly over 18s. Children are not permitted on site.

The audience is rooted in Ireland’s underground electronic scene, with crossover into arts, workshops and wellness. The festival’s own material describes a community and tribe identity around the event.

The Venue and Site

Bellurgan Park is in Bellurgan, Dundalk, Co. Louth, with the site listed as Bellurgan Park, Bellurgan, Dundalk, Co. Louth, A91 FP86. The venue sits on Carlingford Road just off the M1/N1.

Weekend tickets include access to the general campsite. Boutique camping is run via Intent Glamping, and campervan spaces are also listed.

Facilities include food traders, toilets, accessible toilets, an on-site car park and a taxi/private bus set-down area. There are no ATMs or shower facilities on site.

Travel

Bellurgan Park sits outside Dundalk in Co. Louth, around 9 km from the town and about one hour by road from Dublin and Belfast.

• Train: Dundalk (Clarke) station is about 15 minutes from the festival.
• Road: Access is via Carlingford Road / R173, with M1 / N1 access and M1 Exit 18 listed for the area.
• Parking: The on-site car park has a €15 entry fee.
• Drop-off: A taxi and private bus set-down area is listed on site.