Flavours of Fingal

Flavours of Fingal

Newbridge House and Farm, Saturday 4th July - Sunday 5th July

The spectacular Flavours of Fingal County Show 2026, returning to the stunning parklands of Newbridge House and Farm, just 10 minutes from Dublin Airport!

Now celebrating its 14th successful year, this vibrant two-day festival brings together the very best of farming, food, music, sport and family entertainment in one unforgettable weekend.

What to Expect:

  • Family-friendly fun for all ages
  • Live music and entertainment on multiple stages
  • Amazing local food and drink producers
  • Thrilling agricultural shows and rural displays
  • Shopping from a wide range of artisan and lifestyle stalls
  • Children’s zones, games, and interactive activities
  • Sporting demos, animal attractions and more!

Flavours of Fingal continues to grow bigger and better each year. 2026 promises even more reasons to bring the whole family for a fantastic day out in the countryside.

Sustainable Travel = Free Entry!

Entry is completely FREE for anyone who walks, cycles, or arrives by public transport (bus or train). So leave the car at home and enjoy an eco-friendly day in the fresh air.

Please note, while dedicated event buses won’t run this year, we encourage using public transport. If driving, book parking early for discounted rates!

Date:
Saturday 4th July - Sunday 5th July
Time:
11.00am
Price:
Free
Address:
Newbridge House, Newbridge Demesne, Donabate, Co. Dublin, Ireland
Google Map of Newbridge House, Newbridge Demesne, Donabate, Co. Dublin, Ireland

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