Festival-goers told they face Lisdoomvarna of ‘false gods’

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.

Festival-goers told they face Lisdoomvarna of ‘false gods’
Tue, 03 Sep, 2013 - 01:00
Andrew Hamilton

Fr Conor Cunningham claims to have first-hand experience of the “horrific oppression” brought on by evil spirits and has urged his parishioners to steer clear of “false gods”.

More than 60,000 people attend the Lisdoonvarna event every September, making it one of Ireland’s most successful festivals. It also attracts a hoard of street traders, including food providers, street entertainers, and fortune-tellers.

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