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‘Belonging | Muintearas’ is the overall festival theme this year for Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown Festival with activities and events having commenced on Saturday September 16 to run until Sunday October 8,…

The programme launch took place at Kilmainham Mills, a former flour and textile mill complex and protected structure that recently underwent a conservation process by Dublin City Council, with a…

Following the success of last year festival, a second Fingal of Children’s Literature will be held at Swords Castle on Saturday, September 9, writes Rose Barrett. Launched recently by Mayor…

Dublin City Council are delighted to present the Dublin City Council Luke Kelly Festival this August 13th at Smithfield Square, Dublin 1 from 12 pm to 6 pm. This FREE…

South Dublin County Council have supported a variety of events through their Tourism Event and Festivals grant so far this year. Supported events include Mother Tongues Festival held in February, Canoeing…

Flavours of Fingal offers a sensational action-packed programme in Newbridge House & Gardens, Donabate on Saturday 1 and Sunday July 2 next, writes Rose Barrett. Attracting an average of 80,000 visitors every year,…

The second ‘Made in Darndale’ Festival filled the area with colour, music, song, stories and wonderful events. The community joined together with local and visiting artists and performers for the…

Coastival, the newest summer festival is set to showcase the best of Dún Laoghaire during a weeklong celebration of live music, comedy, water sports, and family fun and will coincide…

The Dalkey Book Festival’s lineup includes some of the world’s foremost writers and thinkers, including David Brooks, Masha Gessen, Brian Cox, Peter Frankopan,, Richard Ford, Ruby Wax and Sebastian Barry.. …

Over the next few weeks Ranelagh Arts are looking for volunteers to invigilate their upcoming kids art show, writes Alex Greaney. The Kids show opens on Thursday, March 14th and…