Irish matchmaking festival 2016

A Match Made in County Clare

The Outing Festival started back as an idea in but found its home in at the home of Matchmaking in Lisdoonvarna Co. Clare in the west of Ireland that now over nine years ago. Whether you are new to being single, just out of the closet, a busy professional, or simply a great catch, we are focused on helping you find someone to share your time and life with. Clare Ireland, October 7th — 9th This interview tells the story of how the two ladies meet at The Outing and shows their wedding at the end in The Outing was in its fourth year, the fast growing offshoot of the historical matchmaking festival is back and bigger than ever. We have even afternoon tea where you can sit and chat to board games you never know you might get someone to play along with you!

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There's lots to see and do in Lisdoonvarana and County Clare. Read through this helpful guide and you are sure to find something to suit you. Of international importance, the Burren is an amazing landscape with lots of ancient tombs and great wild flowers in Summer. The Burren, a remarkable place where geology, ecology, archaeology, agriculture, history, food and traditional Irish music are deeply rooted in the landscape and culture of the region.

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Now in its 11th year, the ever fast growing offshoot of the historical matchmaking festival in Lisdoonvarna is back and bigger than ever and now a stand alone Queer Arts Festival. Fun and maybe Love. With more than a hundred relationships and two marriages, I have helped play a part in putting together our event in recent years. So, pop on something sparkly, shake off the January blues and come party with me.

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Irishman dies wifeless after attending Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival for 72 years

Two hundred and twenty hungry wedding guests will have to survive on sandwiches until the final whistle blows in Saturday's All Ireland football replay, after the bride and groom delayed the evening meal so they could watch the big Croke Park clash. The Lisdoonvarna matchmaking festival is facing an unusual problem — a shortage of eligible bachelors. A priest has warned people at the Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival that their souls will be doomed if they consult with fortune-tellers at the event. There are 29 men for every woman west of the Shannon, so Deirdre Reynolds decided to head to

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