The Dublin Theatre Festival, held annually from late September to mid-October, is a prestigious event featuring Irish and international theatre. Join theatre lovers from around the world for an unforgettable celebration of the performing arts in Dublin.
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.
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.
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 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 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!
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!
The Camogie All-Ireland Senior Championship Final is the pinnacle of women’s Gaelic sports, where the best camogie teams compete for the O'Duffy Cup. Join the excitement at Croke Park and witness the incredible skill and determination of Ireland’s top athletes in this iconic event.
The National Ploughing Championships is a premier agricultural event in Ireland, showcasing ploughing competitions, farming exhibitions, and rural culture. Join us for a celebration of Irish agriculture!
The Galway Oyster Festival, held in late September, is a world-renowned celebration of Galway Bay’s native oysters. Enjoy gourmet food, lively entertainment, and the thrill of the World Oyster Opening Championship in the heart of Galway.
The Dublin Theatre Festival, held annually from late September to mid-October, is a prestigious event featuring Irish and international theatre. Join theatre lovers from around the world for an unforgettable celebration of the performing arts in Dublin.
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.
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.
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.
