It covers the event over the two year it spent in the town.
The Fleadh in Mullingar has been captured on paper and turned into a book to remember the event by.
It features a collection of photographs and narrations from the festival, held in the midlands town for two years in a row.
Rí Rá Mullingar - A Fleadh Cheoil Chronicle is available online or from selected bookstores across the country.
The man behind the book, Noel McIntyre says he knew he wanted to tell a story:
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