We will be hosting you in the incredibly atmospheric St. Brigid’s Church on the grounds of Beaulieu House, Co. Louth.

Built in 1807 as the parish church of Beaulieu, St. Brigid’s was founded in the 1320s by Alice and John Plunket. After 700 years of near continuous use, this little church is now deconsecrated, and we are thrilled that it is open to the community as an event space. With thanks to Cara for giving us such a unique place to host our festival.

In the coming weeks, we will be announcing limited tickets and a special lineup.

Keep an eye out!

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DRUIM Collective

Welcome to DRUIM’s newsletter, an alternative online platform for upcoming gig announcements and our new festival, DRUIM Volume I.

Druim is an Irish word meaning ridge, back or keel. A word that conveys something spine-like, an edge, a narrow hilltop, a boundary. DRUIM works as a collective to promote drone, noise, ambient and experimental music in the town of Drogheda.

Over the next few weeks, we will be announcing a special location and lineup for DRUIM Volume I, a day-long festival taking place on Saturday, 15th August 2026.

For now, tread softly and listen carefully, our next big announcement is coming soon…

Want to get in touch? You can reach out to us directly via email at druimcollective@gmail.com

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