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Category Archives: Festivals in ireland
The Best of Ireland’s Sunny South East
Welcome to Ireland’s Sunny South East! This gorgeous region includes Carlow, Kilkenny, South Tipperary, Waterford, and Wexford. Now’s your time to explore! Continue reading
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Unique Puck Fair: Want To Crown A Wild Goat King?
Ireland loves a wacky festival. The Puck Fair, where we crown a wild goat king, is one you won’t want to miss. Continue reading
Have Fun in Ireland: Top Dingle Festivals
Dingle is one of Ireland’s top spots for festivals! So go on—mark your calendar. Dingle has something for everyone! Continue reading
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Ireland’s Most Majestic Hidden Gems!
The “land of saints and scholars” Ireland is a wonderfully welcoming country rich in culture. From Mizen Head to Malin Head there are many reason to enjoy a vacation in Ireland ; its friendly people; interesting history, laid-back attitude and rugged … Continue reading
Discovering Ireland…on a budget!
There are many cost effective ways to explore all that Ireland has to offer including an escorted tour or self drive tour which gives the independence of being able to come and go as you please. Taking a trip to … Continue reading
2018 Galway International Arts Festival
The cultural city of Galway is set to welcome the return of the much awaited Galway International Arts Festival which is set to run from the 16th-29th July where a wonderful mix of world-class theatre, headline music acts, street spectacles … Continue reading
Tourism Ireland’s Global Greening for St Patrick’s Day 2018
As part of Tourism Ireland’s 2018 Global Greening in the lead up to St. Patrick’s Day, the fountains in London’s Trafalgar Square, the Space Needle in Seattle, Chimo the Polar Bear statue in Ontario, and the San Mamés stadium in … Continue reading
2018 St. Patrick’s Festival in Ireland
When it comes to Ireland vacations no trip compares to celebrating St. Patrick’s Day at home in Ireland. When it comes to trips to Ireland, none compare to the St Patrick’s Weekend festivities. Those planning a trip to Ireland and … Continue reading
2017 Dublin Theatre Festival
Booking opens today for the 60th Anniversary Dublin Theatre Festival, which will run for a three week period this Autumn. Since its establishment in 1957, the festival has grown into one of Europe’s longest running theatre festivals. The programme features … Continue reading
Masters of Tradition Festival 2017
Traditional music is an integral part of Ireland’s cultural scene, bringing together people of all ages, from all over the country and even abroad, to Bantry for the Masters of Tradition Festival between the 23rd & 27th August. Whether you’re … Continue reading