Dublin City Council We Love July

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Various Locations, Saturday 4th July - Saturday 25th July

Dublin City Council We Love July Series

Four Saturdays. Four Events. In the Heart of Dublin City. Dublin City Council is inviting people of all ages to experience Dublin City Council We Love July, a programme of four free events celebrating Dublin's culture, imagination, heritage and community spirit.

Taking place across four Saturdays in July from 12 noon to 6pm, Dublin City Council We Love July will transform four of the city's most iconic public spaces into vibrant hubs of music, performance, storytelling, art, play and discovery, creating unforgettable days out for families, friends and communities across Dublin City.

Each event reflects a different aspect of life in Dublin, from play and participation to creativity, culture and the stories and voices that connect our communities.

Join us on Saturday 25 July in Fairview Park with Heart of Movement, highlighting the energy, activity and sporting spirit that runs through Dublin's communities. Showcasing the many ways people connect through sport, recreation and movement, the event will promote wellbeing, active lifestyles and opportunities for people of all ages to get involved. Full programme details below.

From toddlers discovering their first puppet show, to teenagers trying virtual reality, to friends enjoying live performances together, and older generations sharing memories and experiences, Dublin City Council We Love July has been designed to ensure there is truly something for everyone.


HEART OF MOVEMENT

Fairview Park, Saturday 25 July, 12pm – 6pm

PITCH

  • 12:00 – An Táin Bó Yoga
  • 13:30 – Poc Fada & Cic Fada Competition & Prize Giving
  • 15:00 – EXHIBIT MATCH (Na Gaeil Arecha & Na Gaeil Nua)

FAN ZONE

  • 13:00–16:00 – Sam Maguire Cup on display
  • Special Guests

PERFORMANCES

  • 12:00 – Morro 16 Drumming Show
  • 13:00 – Code of Behaviour
  • 14:00 – Tumble Circus Aerial Show
  • 15:30 – Code of Behaviour Half Time Show

DANCE HALL

  • 12:15 – Dance with Passion's Brook Gray Sensory Friendly Dance Workshop
  • 13:15 – Arkins Dance Academy
  • 14:00 – Freedom Dancers
  • 15:15 – Dance with Passion's Brook Gray Sensory Friendly Dance Workshop
  • 16:45 – Dancespire Silent Disco

GAA /LFGA

  • 12:15 – Scoil Ui Chonaill Academy 4-7 Years Olds
  • 13:00 – Na Gaeil Nua Skills Session
  • 14:00 – LGFA Coaching Session
  • 16:30 – LGFA Coaching Session

COMMUNITY HUB – TRY IT ZONE

  • 12:15 – FightR Boxing Gym
  • 13:15 – Little Fitness
  • 14:00 – Na Gael Núa Rounders
  • Information available all day:
    – FightR Boxing Gym
    – Bike Row Ski
    – Na Gaeil Nua
    – Little Fitness
    – Fairview Park Run
    – Friends of Fairview

TALK TENT

  • 12:30 – 13:30 – More Than A Game: Sport, Identity, and Belonging hosted by Michael Darragh Macauley
  • 16:30–17:30 – All-Ireland Final Chat with Ciaran Murphy of Second Captains

WALKABOUTS

  • Walkabouts
  • Bubble Guy
  • Walking Hearts
  • Sheila Long Legs
  • Curious Pigeons

DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL LIBRARY BUS

  • All Day:
    Drop into the Library Bus or reading nook at any time during the day to browse and borrow from the library featuring a sports and wellbeing collection, discover the services offered by Dublin City Council Libraries and sign up for your Free DCC libraries membership.
  • 16:30–17:15 Chair Yoga:
    A gentle chair yoga class using mindful movement and breath to improve mobility, ease tension, and reconnect with your body. This class is accessible to all, regardless of age, experience, or mobility.

Programme subject to change. All events are free.


Date:
Saturday 4th July - Saturday 25th July
Time:
12.00pm
Price:
Free

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