St. Patrick's Festival is Ireland's official celebration of our national holiday, St. Patrick's Day. Its origins lie in honoring Ireland's patron saint, St. Patrick. Initially, it was a solemn commemorative feast day dedicated to paying tribute to the saint, but over the years, St. Patrick's Day has evolved into a vibrant celebration encompassing the richness of Irish culture. Today, it is a joyful occasion marked by parades, performances, and diverse expressions of Irish heritage; a multicultural international event that is committed to displaying contemporary and traditional arts, culture

Join us for our much‑loved St. Patrick’s Day Session, a free and family‑friendly celebration that has become a staple of March 17th at TSEAC. Welcoming both musicians and listeners, this lively gathering is the perfect post‑parade activity, a chance to come together, share tunes, and enjoy the true spirit of Irish culture. Weather permitting, we’ll bring the music outdoors to create a festive atmosphere in the heart of Naul; otherwise, our intimate theatre provides the ideal cosy setting. Admission is free, but spaces must be booked in advance, so we encourage early reservation

The Sunday Independent’s Rock Against Homelessness in aid of Focus Ireland returns to 3Olympia Theatre on 17th March 2026, with an exceptional St. Patrick’s Night concert headlined by The Sharon Shannon Big Band. This year’s event brings together some of Ireland’s most iconic and dynamic performers in a powerful show of solidarity with the homeless community. The evening features what promises to be electrifying performances from Bob Geldof, viral sensation and multi-talented performer Garron Noone, renowned cabaret artist Camille O’Sullivan, acclaimed act Alky, and singer-songwri