Destination Ireland Guide

  Celebrate spring in Ireland, where ancient Celtic rituals and Christian traditions meet modern festival culture In the depths of winter, spring is the light up ahead that offers hope, renewal and abundance, and in Ireland its arrival has been celebrated down through the millennia. In ancient Ireland each of the four seasons was marked by a great fire festival:  Imbolc in...

  Northern Ireland will look to the past and the future in 2026 with compelling arts and heritage events and exhibitions.   With anniversary events celebrating some of the region’s top arts venues, new exhibitions about its history and a special focus on literary giants, Northern Ireland will be a fascinating and multi-layered destination in 2026. Stage and screen Belfast’s acclaimed Lyric Theatre will...

What’s on your festival bucket list this year?   Ireland’s festival scene is gearing up for an exciting year in 2026, with a line-up of events to suit every age and interest. From artisan food and live music festivals, to sporting and cultural showcases, outdoor adventures, science extravaganzas, and spine-tingling scare attractions, there’s something for everyone. Here’s a first look at...

Killarney’s mountains, lakes, and ancient woodlands will once again explode into life as Wander Wild Festival - Ireland’s premier outdoor and wellness festival - returns from 17th-19th April 2026.  Now in its 5th year, the festival has unveiled its most ambitious programme yet with over 120 events, blending  adventure and wellness in one of the world’s most breath-taking landscapes, the 26,000-acre UNESCO-protected...

 A vibrant new base to stay and play for concerts, culture and winter getaways Once a bustling port, today Dublin’s Docklands has transformed into one of the city’s most exciting districts — where striking modern architecture meets riverside walks, cultural venues and cutting-edge design. At its center stands Moxy Dublin Docklands, the capital’s newest hotel, bringing playful energy and skyline views...