Boxing Day (St Stephens Day, Ireland)
Boxing Day takes place on the 26th of December every year. It is a holiday recognised in many countries that historically served as a day to give gifts to the less fortunate.
Boxing Day takes place on the 26th of December every year. It is a holiday recognised in many countries that historically served as a day to give gifts to the less fortunate.
New Year's Day is a bank holiday on the 1st of January every year in the UK and Ireland. It provides a wonderful opportunity for individuals and families to unwind and celebrate the start of a new year.
The First Fortnight Mental Health Art & Culture Festival, held from 5th to 14th January, uses the arts to challenge mental health stigma and promote open conversations about mental well-being. Join in celebrating creativity, mental health awareness, and positive change.
Nollaig na mBan, celebrated on 6th January, is a traditional Irish holiday honouring women for their contributions during the Christmas season. Known as Women’s Little Christmas, it’s a day for relaxation, celebration, and female camaraderie.
Ireland Lights Up Day shines a light on health and community by encouraging GAA clubs across Ireland to host safe, floodlit evening walks each January.
St Brigid's Day takes place on the 1st of February every year, marking a significant cultural and religious occasion in Ireland. This day celebrates St Brigid of Kildare, one of Ireland's patron saints, known for her compassion, generosity, and strong connection to Irish heritage.
St Brigid's Day Bank Holiday, observed on the first Monday in February in Ireland, is a day to celebrate one of Ireland's patron saints, St Brigid of Kildare.
St. Patrick's Day takes place on the 17th of March every year, marking the feast day of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. It's a day filled with vibrant celebrations, shamrocks, and all things green.
The funds raised on Daffodil Day contribute to life-saving research, improve patient care, and provide much-needed support services for those affected by cancer.
Special Olympics Ireland Annual Collection Day is a national fundraising event supporting athletes with intellectual disabilities. Join the effort to raise funds, promote inclusion, and empower athletes through sport.
Bealtaine Festival, held throughout May, is Ireland’s national celebration of creativity as we age. Join in celebrating the artistic talents of older people through performances, workshops, and events that challenge aging stereotypes and promote intergenerational connections.
The May Day Bank Holiday ushers in the spirit of springtime celebration on the first Monday of May each year, offering a welcome respite and an opportunity to embrace the joys of the season. Unlike some holidays, this cherished day remains a fixed date in the calendar, providing an annual chance for people to relax, recharge, and indulge in leisurely pursuits.
Darkness Into Light on 11th May 2024 supports suicide prevention and mental health awareness. Join the global movement and walk from darkness into light to bring hope!
Public Holiday in the Republic of Ireland takes place on the first Monday in June each year unless it falls on a weekend, providing residents with a well-deserved day off to relax and enjoy time with family and friends. While the specific date may vary depending on the calendar, this annual holiday consistently falls on the first Monday of June, offering a predictable break for workers across the country.
Forbidden Fruit Festival takes place on the first weekend in June each year, promising a tantalising blend of music, art, and culture to kickstart your summer festivities. Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of vibrant performances and unforgettable experiences, all set against the backdrop of Dublin's iconic Royal Hospital Kilmainham.
The GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Final showcases some of Ireland’s best emerging Gaelic football talent. Experience the excitement, tradition, and community spirit as teams battle for the All-Ireland title.
The Irish Open, part of the European Tour, is a major golf tournament showcasing top talent on Ireland’s beautiful and challenging golf courses, drawing fans from around the globe.
The GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Final is the pinnacle of hurling, showcasing the skill, speed, and tradition of Ireland’s national sport. Join the excitement as teams compete for the coveted Liam MacCarthy Cup at Croke Park.
The Galway International Arts Festival on 15th July showcases diverse performances and exhibitions. Join us in celebrating artistic creativity and cultural expression!
All Ireland Senior Football Championship Final on 28th July celebrates the pinnacle of Gaelic football. Join the excitement, support your teams, and experience this prestigious event!
