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Category Archives: Irish Festivals
Midleton all set for a “Feast in the East” this September
East County Cork has increasingly become renowned for its artisan food and culinary excellence while not forgetting its long standing whiskey making traditions at the Jameson Distillery in Midleton. The 2014 Irish Distillers Midleton Food & Drink Festival on Saturday, … Continue reading
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Tagged festivals in cork, Food Festivals in Ireland, Irish Distillers Midleton Food & Drink Festival, irish food festivals, midleton food and drink festival, midleton food festival, Old Jameson Midleton Distillery
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A showcase of the arts at the Tiger Dublin Fringe Festival
The Tiger Dublin Fringe Festival is one of Ireland’s leading multi-disciplinary arts festivals and runs from 5th to 20th September 2014. Continue reading
Posted in arts festivals Ireland, dublin, Festivals in ireland, Film in Ireland, Irish Festivals, Theatre in Ireland
Tagged arts festival dublin, arts festival ireland, Dublin events, dublin fringe festival, Dublin Theatre, festival dublin, fringe lab, things to do dublin, Tiger Dublin Fringe Festival
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Celebrate the works of Oscar Wilde in Galway
Galway City will be hosting a special festival to celebrate the great works of Ireland’s literary greats, Oscar Wilde, taking place between Friday and Sunday, 5th to 7th September 2014. Continue reading
Follow in footsteps of Giants through Limerick
Limerick City will be host to a fitting climatic cultural spectacle, between 5th and 7th September 2014, with the Royal de Luxe presenting ‘The Giant’s Journey’. Continue reading
Posted in Activities in ireland, arts festivals Ireland, Festivals in ireland, Irish Festivals, Limerick, Limerick City of Culture
Tagged Giant Saga, Irish National City of Culture, Limerick, Limerick City of Culture, National City of Culture, Royal de Luxe, street theatre, The Giant’s Journey
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Fancy A Taste of West Cork?
A Taste of West Cork showcases the considerable food producing community in West Cork and takes place in Skibbereen between the 5th and 14 September. Continue reading
Posted in Activities in ireland, Best Places to visit in Ireland, Cork, Festivals in ireland, Irish Festivals, Irish Food, Irish products, West Cork
Tagged A Taste of West Cork Festival, Artisan Food in Ireland, Food Festivals in Ireland, food in Ireland, irish food festivals, Skibbereen
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A traditional Irish music festival with a difference
Dingle Tradfest is an lively music festival focusing on all forms of traditional Irish and folk music between 11th and 14th September, 2014 Continue reading
West Cork Masters of Tradition Music Festival
One of West Cork’s finest festivals is set to take place in Bantry town, celebrating traditional music in its purest form. Throwing open its doors to some of the very best musicians in the land, this unique music festival which … Continue reading
Kilkenny National Heritage Week
Kilkenny City and County will be a hive of activity between the 23rd and 31st August when Kilkenny National Heritage Week takes centre stage. Continue reading
56th International Garden Centre Congress hosted by Ireland
Ireland is playing host to over 200 delegates from 22 countries as be part of the International Garden Centre Congress at the Carton House Hotel in County Kildare. Continue reading
Tralee prepares to select its 2014 Rose
Since its inception in 1959, the festival has aimed to connect the vast global Irish community through the process of selecting a Rose of Tralee each year. Continue reading