Festival Food & Beverage in Ireland
Street food, local produce, craft drinks and a growing focus on sustainability: how food and drink became a highlight of festivals in Ireland.
Guides to Irish festivals, traditions and celebrations, with tips on what to expect, what to wear and how to plan your visit.
Street food, local produce, craft drinks and a growing focus on sustainability: how food and drink became a highlight of festivals in Ireland.
Banshees, Cú Chulainn and Samhain: how Irish folklore lives on in festivals, storytelling and modern video games, and where to experience it.
Close to 300,000 visitors, three days in September and a lot more than tractors: why the National Ploughing Championships belong on your Irish bucket list.
Dublin Comic Con returns to the Convention Centre Dublin on 6 and 7 August 2022, with cosplay, interactive sets, traders, guests and panels.
When is St Patrick's Day 2022, and how is it celebrated? Parades, church services, the shamrock toast and landmarks around the world turning green.
Founded in 1974 by a group of classical music lovers, the Kilkenny Arts Festival now covers music, theatre, visual art, literature and more. An introduction.
Every September the Dublin Fringe Festival fills the city with new theatre, dance, live art and music. What to expect and why it is worth a visit.
Films are only one part of the Cork International Film Festival. What to wear to screenings and events, and how to dress for Cork's autumn weather.
St Patrick's Day, St Stephen's Day and Bloomsday each come with their own customs and dress code. Here is what to wear to fit right in.
Ten days of music, literature, theatre and visual art in the medieval city of Kilkenny every August. Why the Kilkenny Arts Festival is worth the trip.