KERRY events: Upcoming festivals in Ireland’s county Kerry
Dingle Races (7–9 August, Ballintaggart, Dingle): A lively three-day horse and pony racing event with…
Dingle Races (7–9 August, Ballintaggart, Dingle): A lively three-day horse and pony racing event with…
Galway Races (late July to early August, main racing days into early August): Ireland’s biggest…
Fermanagh Feast & Folk Festival (1 August): A family-friendly day at Enniskillen Castle with over…
Dublin Horse Show (6 to 10 August): A prestigious equestrian event at the RDS featuring…
Open House Festival (1 to 31 August): A month-long celebration in Bangor featuring music, comedy,…
Wild Atlantic Festival (1 to 8 August): A week-long celebration in Ardara and surrounding areas…
Féile Derry (approximately 6 to 15 August): Derry’s largest community arts festival returns with over…
Fleadh Cheóil na ha hÉireann (2 to 9 August) Belfast hosts the world’s largest celebration…
Fáilte Ireland launched a three-year strategy to grow tourism. The strategy targets a 7% increase…
Save Cobh’s Right of Way Campaign won a legal victory on 22 July. The Port…
Opera in the Open returns for its 27th year on 6 August. Performances are free…
More than 800,000 people are expected for Fleadh Cheoil from 2-9 August. Road closures and…
Visitors to County Tipperary can now use a new artificial intelligence tool to create personalised…
The Magazine Fort in Phoenix Park has been officially reopened by the OPW. The fort…
The AWTE Ireland End of Summer Drinks will take place on 20 August. The event…
The 59th Mary From Dungloe International Arts Festival takes place from Saturday, 25 July to…
The Mayo senior football team is returning west by train from Dublin Heuston station today,…
Nine projects designated as critical national importance under the Critical Infrastructure Act. Projects include MetroLink,…
Iarnród Éireann announced the FourNorth rail project to increase tracks from two to four. The…
Galway Chamber CEO Karen Ronan welcomed the ring road’s critical infrastructure designation. Ronan stated the…
Dublin City Council has begun providing free sunscreen from dispensers in 12 parks. The initiative…
The Tides of Time Visitor Centre opened in Carrick-on-Suir on 23 July. The centre received…
Minister Calleary opened the €3.4m Thurles Market Quarter. The Loughtagalla Biodiversity Play Park was opened…
Dublin Castle ranks as Ireland’s most popular castle with 135,000 monthly searches. Malahide Castle ranks…
Belfast City Council granted entertainment licences and extensions for the Fleadh. The event is expected…
The Irish Coast Guard, RNLI and Water Safety Ireland have united for World Drowning Prevention…
Tourism Ireland launched an autumn “Ireland, Home of Halloween” campaign across overseas markets. The campaign…
Visit Belfast hosted surprise performances on the Enterprise train on 21 July. Brian Finnegan, Aimee…
Assistant Secretary for Maritime Transport Eamonn Kelly has emphasised the key role of Irish ports…
A new survey reveals strong public backing for Ireland to host additional large scale sporting…
Major festivals and tourism events in Ireland during or overlapping the week of July 20–27,…
Work has officially begun on a transformative 6€5.5m tourism project at Westport Estate in County Mayo. The…
Tourism Ireland welcomed China Eastern’s new Shanghai to Dublin three-times-weekly service. The route adds approximately…
The main tourist route through Killarney National Park (N71 Killarney to Kenmare Road, between Moll’s…
Belfast is preparing to host Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann from 2 to 9 August 2026,…
The Department of Transport confirmed the first RTSS payments have been processed. Funds have arrived…
The CSO recorded 2.6m overseas visitors to Ireland from January to May 2026. Visitor spending…
Birr Castle Demesne reopened Ireland’s tallest Treehouse with new features. The reimagined Treehouse includes an…
Seven businesses were confirmed as official Fleadh sponsors on 17 July 2026. Maxer and Donnelly…
The St. Anne’s Park Rose Festival takes place on 18 and 19 July 2026. The…