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Annual Events in Ireland

With so much excellent Vitamin G (otherwise known as Guinness) to drink in Ireland, you'd be excused from not getting further than the many thousand real Irish pubs. If you do manage to tear yourself away, here are a few other places where the craic is...

FEBRUARY
Dublin International Film Festival - Dublin
February
MARCH
St Patrick's Day Festival - Merrion Square, Dublin
March
JUNE
Dublin Writers Festival - Dublin
June

Dunlavin Festival of Arts - Dunlavin
June

Dublin Pride - Dublin
June

Cork Midsummer Festival - Cork
June

Drogheda Samba Festival - Drogheda
June - July
JULY
Galway Arts Festival - Galway City
July

Buncrana Music Festival - Buncrana
July
AUGUST
O'Carolan Harp and Traditional Music Festival - O'Carolan Music School, Keadue
August

Granard Harp Festival - Community Centre, Granard
August

Novena at Knock - Knock
August
SEPTEMBER
Dublin Theatre Festival - Dublin
September - October
OCTOBER
Samhain Parade - Dublin
October

Wicklow Mountains Autumn Walking Festival - Glendalough
October
DECEMBER
National Craft Fair - Royal Dublin Society (RDS), Dublin
December


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4-Day Cork, Ring of Kerry, Dingle, Cliffs of Moher and Galway Bay Rail Tour

Traveling by rail and coach, this comprehensive four-day tour shows you the very best of Ireland. You'll visit Cork, Ireland's second largest city, and see the home of the famous Blarney Stone. Then you'll drive the world-famous Ring of Kerry and Dingle Peninsula, and see the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher before returning to Dublin from lively Galway City.


Starting from USD $570.94 per person


Full Day Tour of The Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head
For spectacular views of jagged cliffs and rugged Atlantic coastline, you can't beat Slea Head and the Dingle Peninsula. Steeped in Irish history and heritage, the most westerly point of Europe offers arguably the most spectacular scenery of the continent.
This tour is seasonal and operates from March to October only.
Starting from USD $23.84 per person

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