Five Things To Do At The Festival On Tuesday

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Photo by Dermot Crean

It’s the final day of what has been another hugely successful the Rose of Tralee Festival/Féile Thrá Lí so far. Make the last day count by heading to these attractions…

1. Family entertainment….

The fun continues in Family Town in the Town Park today where there’s a host of attractions for the little ones to enjoy.

There’s the Sensory Zone from 10am to 11am kiddies disco from 11am-12noon and Mr Boom will teach African rhythms from noon to 1pm and from 2pm to 3pm.

There’s also fantastic entertainment on the streets with great music and loads of food stalls to grab a bite to eat.

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2. Every dog has its day…

Dog owners have another chance to bring their pets to the town park for a chance at glory at the Paws and Tails Dog Show. Taking place from 3pm, there will be a whole host of categories for big and small dogs.

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3. Fly with Birds…

The highlight of the week for kids and teenagers is of course Birds Amusements and the fun continues at Ivy Terrace and the Brandon Car Park from 3pm daily.

4. Beats on the streets…

There’s more great music on the streets tonight to bring the festival to a close.

On the Square Stage there’s trad music from 3pm to 5pm with Lixnaw Comhaltas, but later that evening it’s time to rock. Bon Jovee are on from 7.45pm to 9pm and Renovator will rock the stage from 9.30pm to 11pm.

Over on the Denny Street stage, The Gallivanters will play from 8pm to 9pm followed by The Tumbling Paddies from 9.15pm to 11.15pm.

The Rockshore Rewind will have a DJ set on Castle Street from 9pm to. 11pm.

5. Let the Midnight Madness begin…

The annual tradition to present the 2026 Rose of Tralee to the people of Tralee will see thousands on the streets around midnight. Spectacular fireworks will bring the festival to a close and DJ Eoghain will be at the helm for a Beat On The Street until 1.15am.

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