‘Genuinely worth celebrating’: Apple Day Festival returns to Leitrim
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The Apple Day Festival is back in County Leitrim, with organisers announcing a two‑day event that will take place at the Organic Centre in Rossinver on 26 and 27 September. Dubbed the Úll Abú! festival, the programme will focus on celebrating apples, local food and biodiversity, offering a range of activities for visitors of all ages.
The return of the festival follows a hiatus, and organisers say the expanded schedule will give attendees more opportunities to explore the region’s produce and natural heritage. The Organic Centre, situated in the heart of Rossinver, will host the celebrations, providing a venue that reflects the community’s commitment to sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship.
While the exact lineup of events has not yet been released, the organisers have highlighted that the festival will feature a variety of activities that showcase the local apple industry, from tastings and demonstrations to educational sessions on biodiversity. The event is expected to attract both residents and visitors from surrounding counties, offering a chance to experience the best of Leitrim’s rural culture.
For those interested in attending, the festival will run over the weekend of 26–27 September, with further details to be announced by the organisers. The return of the Apple Day Festival is seen as a positive development for the local community, celebrating the region’s agricultural heritage and natural beauty.
Original source: Leitrim Observer.
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