Fuinneamh 2027: a September weekend in Bellurgan Park

Fuinneamh, the Irish word for energy, is an independent festival in Bellurgan Park, near Dundalk in Co. Louth, at the foot of the Cooley Mountains. Its motto is Grá, Rithim agus Athrú: love, rhythm and change. It is a camping weekend of house, techno and bass music, and 2027 is its tenth year in the park.

Fuinneamh 2027

The festival's ticket shop lists the 2027 edition from Saturday 11 September 2027, gates at 1pm, at Bellurgan Park, Dundalk, A91 FP86. No acts have been announced yet.

Tickets

Tickets are sold on Ticketr, the festival's own ticket shop. On 6 November 2026 the Super Early Bird tickets at €197.50 had sold out, and the Early Bird was on sale at €210 plus a €15 fee. Payment plans split that into 4 × €60 or 3 × €80, again plus the fee. General release, at €222.50, was not on sale yet.

The 2026 line-up

The 2026 festival, on 12–13 September 2026, announced its line-up in April 2026: Colin Benders, KiNK (live), General Levy, Mano Le Tough, Shanti Celeste, Yasmin Gardezi, Peach, Gemma Dunleavy, Dylan Fogarty and Rory Sweeney were among the names. That was last year's bill.

Getting to Bellurgan Park

The organiser has not published its 2027 travel arrangements yet. Dundalk is on Irish Rail's line between Dublin and Belfast, and Bellurgan Park is outside the town, on the road to the Cooley peninsula.

Camping and age

Fuinneamh is a weekend under canvas, and the tickets on sale for 2027 are weekend camping tickets. The 2027 ticket page does not state an age rule; listings of the 2026 edition gave the festival as 18+, and the organiser's terms on Ticketr are the word on it. Bring photo ID, and a tent that will stand up to a September night in Louth.

District X, the one-day festival in Co. Kildare, fell on the same Saturday in 2026.