The exploits of King Magnus Barelegs of Norway, leading to his ambush and death near Strangford Lough will be told in a factual, eloquent and humourous way by Finbar.
Festival terms and conditions can be found on www.lakesvikings.com/strangford-lough-viking-festival
Most of the events in the festival are wheelchair accessible. If you have a question about a specific venue, please email events@lakesvikings.com
Images supplied by Lakes Vikings, photo credit to Ciara McMullen Photography.
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