Festivals in Dublin

Dublin music history walking tour by Aroundireland.ie. Starting from the Luke Kelly Statue, covering U2, Thin Lizzy, and Irish music landmarks. Thursday 5pm.

Professor Lindsey Earner-Byrne and Professor Fergal Malone discuss the culture of maternity care and what defined it in the 1950s.

Get ready to test your knowledge and have a blast at Quiz Night, where two exciting quizzes about Harry Potter await!

Step into the world of gritty Birmingham streets, razor-edged glances, whiskey-soaked schemes and razor-lined caps.

A walking tour of Dublin's historic Monto district - Joyce's Nighttown - with readings from Ulysses, local history, and the story of the neighbourhood that shocked Victorian Dublin.

Get ready to travel back in time and witness the clash of Vikings and Slavs at the Battle of Clontarf Festival - it's going to be legendary!

A free multicultural celebration at DCU All Hallows Campus marking the birth anniversary of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Cultural performances, food, and community in Drumcondra.

Join our Education Team for an exciting Easter Workshop - where learning meets fun with engaging hands-on activities!

Join us for Encounter 2026, a powerful Christian concert with JPD Music & special guests. Experience worship, praise, dance & drama.

Dublin's North Inner City comes alive with nine days of theatre, music, dance, visual art, and community events. Over 40 performances exploring the theme of Belonging.

Join "Songs Of Hope" at St. Teresa’s Church, Donore Avenue, for a truly uplifting Easter concert celebrating The Resurrection Of Our Lord.

Ireland's foremost contemporary music festival returns to the National Concert Hall with 25+ live performances across five days. A thrilling showcase of new compositions, world premieres, and boundary-pushing sounds.

Step out of the Vault and into the wasteland — it’s The Fallout Pub Quiz at The Bernard Shaw.

2026 Virginia Gallagher 'Mayo Person of the Year' and Paddy Joe Moran 'Mayo Meitheal Awards' Dinner

Patrick Wyse Jackson and Louise Caulfield walking tour “The decorative and building stones of Georgian and Victorian Dublin”.

Have you been unemployed for a year or more? Fancy learning new skills, or brushing up on existing ones?

Cúrsa 10 seachtaine d'fhoghlaimeoirí ag gach leibhéal / A 10 week course for learners at every level

Back by popular demand - We are delighted to host our annual TU Dublin SU Formal Ball & Awards Ceremony

Walking tour with Brendan Twomey “In the footsteps of Jonathan Swift”

Growing God’s Church: Rooted in His Word, Responding to His Call

We invite you to join us for a conversation with socially engaged artist Kate O'Shea and network after!

Come chill and lift your spirits with some soulful worship and good vibes all night long.

Authors John Banville, Martina Devlin, John MacKenna and Emily Hourican explore how historical fiction can illuminate the issues of a time.

Sacred Networks: New Perspectives on Hagiography and Saints’ Cults in the Celtic and Norse Worlds

Pearse Museum and Rathfarnham Castle visit with Pat Murray followed by lunch.

The first of its kind in Ireland. DJ Sets, a LIVE band, pure Gospel music. Dublin, get ready to dance.

This conference aims to create a vibrant, inclusive space for Asian and Irish people.

We're back BIGGER THAN EVER! Over 100 Barbers cutting and competing to be the best in Ireland.

Three days of celebration for the 30th anniversary of Deaf Greenbow - a social and cultural community event for Ireland's Deaf community based at the Deaf Village Ireland in Cabra.

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on how to nurture our planet and our friendships in a sustainable way.

Join us for a fun night of tunes and trivia at the Out Loud Casual Choir Table Quiz—sing, laugh, and win!

A free Africa Day celebration at Tallaght County Library. African music, dance, food and cultural performances for the whole community in the heart of Tallaght.

Ireland's largest gardening and food festival returns to Phoenix Park. Show gardens, floral exhibits, celebrity chefs, food village, and live entertainment over the June bank holiday weekend.

Forbidden Fruit music festival returns to the Royal Hospital Kilmainham. Three days of electronic music, hip-hop, and alternative acts in a stunning Dublin setting.

As PRIDE approaches we have just what you need to get you in the mood.

Bloomsday celebrates James Joyce's Ulysses every 16 June in Dublin. Readings, performances, walking tours, and breakfast at Davy Byrnes on the day Leopold Bloom walked Dublin.

Dublin Pride Festival 2026 runs June 20-28 with nine days of events across the city. Parade, Pride Village at Merrion Square, Mother Pride at Collins Barracks, drag shows, walking tours, art exhibitions, and more.

Dublin's Brazilian community celebrates Festa Junina at the National Stadium in Dublin 8. Traditional music, dance, food, and festivities from one of Brazil's biggest cultural celebrations.

The Mother Pride Block Party returns to the National Museum of Ireland at Collins Barracks. A day of music, DJs, and celebration for Dublin's LGBTQ+ community and allies.

Longitude Festival returns to Marlay Park with a massive line-up of hip-hop, pop, electronic, and alternative music across three days.

The annual Rose Festival in St Anne's Park celebrates Dublin's finest rose garden with guided tours, workshops, family activities, and live music. A gorgeous free weekend out.

Dublin Fringe Festival returns with two weeks of theatre, comedy, dance, music, and performance art across venues all over Dublin.

Culture Night opens Dublin's galleries, museums, theatres, studios, and cultural spaces for free. One night of free access to the city's cultural life.

Dublin Theatre Festival brings world-class Irish and international theatre to stages across Dublin. Europe's oldest dedicated theatre festival.

A five-day Durga Puja celebration at the Commercial Rowing Club in Dublin 8. Experience traditional Bengali cultural festivities including prayers, music, dance, and food.

Dublin's official Halloween festival features a massive city centre parade, live music, street performers, fire displays, and family-friendly events across the October bank holiday weekend.

Dublin's Halloween festival celebrating the legacy of Bram Stoker. Four days of Gothic events, night-time spectacles, and spooky family fun across Dublin.

Festive market, food stalls, craft vendors, and entertainment in the historic grounds of Dublin Castle. One of Dublin's most atmospheric Christmas events.

Dublin's official New Year's Eve celebrations with live music, light displays, and midnight countdown at Custom House Quay and venues across the city.

Dublin celebrates Lunar New Year with a festival of cultural events, performances, food, and the famous city centre parade. A vibrant celebration of Asian culture in Dublin.