Féach ar an dráma is sine san Eoraip a bhfuiltear eolach air atá á chur ar stáitse go fóill sa teanga labhartha is sine san Eoraip ag Amharclann Náisiúnta na hÉireann. Experience Europe’s oldest known surviving play retold in Europe’s oldest spoken language at the National Theatre of Ireland.

Sparking Debate is an engagement initiative for and by young adults to provoke dialogue around Irish identity, hospitality and sovereignty. CoisCéim Dance Theatre and St Patrick’s Festival 2024 - a ground-breaking partnership anchored in shared values to showcase artistic excellence and celebrate the diverse lived experiences that define our island today.

The 17th annual Aware Harbour2Harbour Walk takes place this St Patrick’s Day, Sunday 17th March. Over 2,500 enthusiastic walkers are expected to take on the 26km challenge with the option of starting at Howth or Dun Laoghaire Harbour and finishing at the opposite harbour.

A Musical Walking Tour of the Phoenix Park. To accompany the new publication ‘The Lamplighters of Phoenix Park,’ historian Donal Fallon (Three Castles Burning) leads tourists on a journey of two-hundred years of Dublin history, from the Phoenix Park assassinations to the foundation of the Zoological gardens, illuminated by a series of musical acts along the way.

Dublin-based songwriter Holly Munro blends electronic elements and folk-pop with introspective lyrics. Drawing inspiration from Sylvan Esso, Feist, Joni Mitchell, and Big Thief, Holly collaborates with producer Luke Potashnick at Wool Hall Studios in Frome, Somerset.

Ispíní na hÉiereann is a five-piece Irish punk folk band who create and play music that is a combination of original songs and reimagined covers and tunes, all influenced by the Irish music tradition. Ispíní na hÉireann is lead by front men Adam J Holohan and Tomás Mulligan, and joined by cellist and fiddle player Aongus MacAmhlaigh, bodhrán extraordinaire Cian ‘Kinko’ Ó Ceallaigh, and the saxophone and Uilleann Pipes player Pádraig Óg Mac Aodhagáin.