St Patrick’s Festival

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Dublin, Friday 15th March - Monday 18th March

St. Patrick's Festival – March 15-18- 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 and heritage of the Irish people and the people who call Ireland home.

St. Patrick’s Festival’s One City Festival Programme curates a variety of events in collaboration with cultural partners throughout Dublin from art exhibitions to orchestral performances, walking tours to brand-new theatre pieces.

This March, we invite you to St. Patrick’s Festival in Dublin to help us celebrate our part and our place in our global community.


Date:
Friday 15th March - Monday 18th March
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free
Address:
Dublin, Ireland

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