🌊🎶 O’Flaherty Folk Music Cruise – The Dream Continues… 🎶🌊January 24–31, 2027 | Norwegian Breakaway | Roundtrip from New Orleans

🍀 Cheers to 50 Years!

The O’Flaherty Brothers are raising anchor and raising a glass as they say farewell at sea—with a little help from their dearest friends!

Joining Danny & Patrick O’Flaherty on board will be legendary folk companions:

John Dady, Rory Makem…and more to be announced!

Together, they’ll weave a final tapestry of Celtic song across the sparkling waters of the Western Caribbean.

🚢 Where We’re Headed

Sail from New Orleans and let the music carry you to these enchanted ports:

Cozumel, Mexico, Roatan, Honduras, Harvest Caye, Belize, Costa Maya, Mexico

Plus two glorious days at sea to revel in music, dance, and merriment!

🎻 What’s Included

Live nightly performances from Danny, Patrick, and their fellow Irish folk artists

Hands-on workshops celebrating Irish folk traditions in song, music, and dance

Access to O’Houligan’s Ball —a rollicking high-energy celebration of Mardi Gras Irish style!

This isn’t just a cruise. It’s a cultural celebration at sea—a chance to laugh, sing, and toast together one last time.

👑 Big News: The King & Queen of O’Houligan’s Ball 2027

Raise your glasses! This year’s O’Houligan’s Ball will be led in royal style by none other than Tom & Liz McClurg, crowned as the King and Queen of O’Houligan’s Ball 2027.

With crowns upon their heads and joy in their hearts, they’ll preside over the grandest céilí ever to grace the Caribbean seas. Expect mischief, merriment, and memories to last a lifetime.

Tom and Liz McClurg

💰 Cabins Are Limited – Book Now!

📝 How to Reserve

Must book with Terri Clark – Cruise Planners to attend events.
📧 terri.clark@cruiseplanners.com
📞 571-458-7200
🌐 Book Online at Joyful Journey LLC (Search “Groups and Events”)

“This is more than a cruise—it’s the closing chapter of a story sung for fifty years. The O’Flaherty Brothers’ music has carried us through laughter and tears, and now they invite you to join them for one last chorus at sea. Once the ship returns to New Orleans, this era of song will slip into legend. Don’t just hear about it—be there. Raise your glass, lift your voice, and sail into history with us.”