National Moth Week
National Moth Week starts on 23rd July, celebrating the diversity and importance of moths. Join events, share observations, and learn about these fascinating nocturnal insects!
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National Moth Week starts on 23rd July, celebrating the diversity and importance of moths. Join events, share observations, and learn about these fascinating nocturnal insects!
International Tiger Day on 29th July raises awareness about tiger conservation. Learn about protecting these majestic animals and their habitats, and support conservation efforts!
Galway Races on 29th July is a highlight of Ireland’s summer calendar. Enjoy thrilling horse races, vibrant fashion, and lively entertainment at this famous festival!
International Assistance Dog Day on the first Sunday of August celebrates the dedication of assistance dogs. Honour their support and raise awareness about their invaluable role.
National Oyster Day on 5th August celebrates the delectable seafood. Enjoy oysters in various dishes, learn their history, and join tastings and events!
International Cat Day on 8th August celebrates our feline friends. Honour cats, learn about their care, and support animal welfare organisations worldwide!
World Lion Day on 10th August raises awareness about lion conservation. Celebrate by learning about their importance, supporting conservation efforts, and spreading awareness!
Celebrate World Elephant Day on 12th August! Raise awareness about elephant conservation, learn about their importance, and support efforts to protect them.
World Lizard Day on 14th August celebrates the diversity and importance of lizards. Learn about these fascinating reptiles and support conservation efforts to protect them.
Dublin Horse Show from 14th to 18th August features top-level show jumping, equestrian displays, and family-friendly activities. Join the celebration of equestrian excellence!
International Orangutan Day on 19th August raises awareness about the conservation of orangutans and their habitats. Join the global effort to protect these remarkable primates.
World Mosquito Day on 20th August raises awareness about mosquito-borne diseases. Learn prevention methods, support research, and join the fight against these deadly insects.
International Bat Night on the last weekend of August celebrates the importance of bats. Join events to learn about these creatures and support conservation efforts.
International Dog Day on 26th August celebrates our loyal canine companions. Honour dogs, promote adoption, and support animal welfare initiatives worldwide.
Zoo Awareness Day on 31st August celebrates the vital role of zoos in wildlife conservation and education. Support zoos, learn about their efforts, and join special events.
World Day For Farmed Animals takes place on the 2nd of October every year. It raises awareness about the well-being and importance of farm animals in agriculture, food production, and human society as a whole.
World Animal Day takes place on the 4th October every year. It's aim is to raise the status of animals to make the world a better place for all animals.
National Badger Day takes place on the 6th of October every year. It celebrates the beauty and wonder of badgers, this ecologically important native mammal to the UK and Ireland.
World Octopus Day takes place on the 8th of October every year. It celebrates one of the most fascinating and intelligent creatures in the ocean, the octopus by promoting their conservation and protection.
