The 8th ever Culture Night 2013 will take place on Friday September 20th from 5pm-11pm in Dublin, Ireland. This year the event will have a record amount of diverse cultural organisations transforming Dublin by night with more than 190 organisations and 32 regions showcasing Ireland’s unique cultural life.
Culture Night will kick off with a specially commissioned fanfare will be premiered by the Continue reading
Located just off the M7 motorway, the Irish National Stud and Gardens is not to be missed.
The Stud is a one of a kind attraction of natural beauty where you will some of the most beautiful horses and breathtaking gardens you will not find anywhere else in the world.
There are daily tours with many attractions to keep young and old occupied. You will find the world famous Japanese Gardens, a Horse Museum and St. Fiachra’s Garden.
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Taking place on the 5th – 8th September, the Irish Craft Beer and Cider Festival will be happening in the RDS in Dublin.
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Taking place across various venues in Limerick city Ireland, the Limerick Jazz Festival is not to be missed.
This is the 2nd year of the festival and is shaping up to be another success as it features artists from the US, UK, national as well as local artists. Continue reading
A small music festival in Ireland is fast becoming very popular with both locals and visitors alike thanks to the unique approach: ALL of the profits go to charity. The budget is spent on essentials such as lighting and stage installations but all the bands, crew and sound engineers work for free!
The festival takes place in the town of Clonmel, Co. Tipperary where local artists and musicians come together to offer a music festival experience that bigger and more well known festivals can’t offer. The sense of community in the town shines through each year as local bands play for free to raise money for some very good causes. Continue reading
The inaugural World Mini Games is all set to take place from Friday 23rd August in Cork as part of the Irish Gathering 2013 and in association with SpóirtFest, a not for profit organisation in Ireland that aims to promote participation in sport and raise funds for amateur sports programmes.
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A festival for all the family, the Waterford Harvest Festival takes place from the 9th-15th September throughout Waterford city to celebrate the food heritage and culture of Waterford.
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Last night the Republic of Ireland soccer team began the football season with a 0-0 over our close neighbors, Wales. Critics felt both teams played poorly, with Ireland unable to break through a weak Wales side. Continue reading
The National Plough Championships has grown in size year on year since its inception some 80 years ago, becoming much more than just an annual inter-county competition; the National Ploughing Championships have become a part of Irish life and includes competitions, exhibitions, demonstrations, trade stands, events and much more.
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