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14 March, Planet Retro, Galway, more info < target="_blank" rel="noopener">here
In celebration of their website launch, beloved Galway vintage store Planet Retro are hosting a special kilo sale in-store with food, drinks and DJs to look forward to. Lasting all weekend long, their cost per kilo is €30 — so make sure you pop your head in if you find yourself in the West.
14 March, Ambassador Theatre, Dublin, more info here
The bilingual How to Gael podcast is on the road, and this Friday, Doireann, Louise and Síomha will be taking to the stage at the Ambassador Theatre. Living, working, socialising and reviving an Ghaeilge in a way that is súimiúil, spraoiúil agus just good craic, How to Gael is your answer to bringing more Irish into your life, no matter your level.
14-17 March, Bar 1661, Dublin, more info here
Nespresso’s flagship boutique on Duke Street is being reimagined into a cocktail lounge, offering an exclusive opportunity for customers to enjoy iconic coffee inspired cocktails. From an Irish Coffee to Nespresso Martini, the offering features both alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails.
14-17 March, Roe & Co Distillery, Dublin, more info
Roe & Co are hosting a special pop-up weekend festival filled with live music, watercolour artists, screen printing on T-shirts and tote bags, and an exclusive curated cocktail and food menu featuring the best of contemporary Irish cuisine. Expect Paddy’s day-themed cocktails and delicious dishes crafted by renowned chef Caomhán de Brí.
15 March, The Westbury, Dublin, more info here
This exclusive event will feature all the latest Brown Thomas S/S collections, styling tips and fun featuring Lauren Faires, renowned as @theshopper_x on Instagram and Emma McEvoy, better known as @emmanoodle_. This event is the perfect opportunity to relax, unwind, and spend quality time with your besties.
15 March, Leisureland, Galway, more info here
Before Midnight is an inclusive clubbing concept started by DJ and broadcaster Annie Macmanus. They are dance music events for anyone who enjoys a lengthy DJ set, but still likes to be in bed at a reasonable hour, with events wrapping up… before midnight.
15 & 16 March, Silver Works, Dublin, more info here
This charm-making workshop offers a unique way to mark the occasion and celebrate Irish heritage. Participants will craft their own shamrock charm or pendant, learning traditional jewellery-making techniques and creating a special piece to wear or keep, providing a hands-on experience suitable for all skill levels.
15-17 March, Dublin, more info here
Of course, across the length and breadth of Ireland there will be many (many, many) parades and events celebrating Saint Paddy in all his glory, but the largest celebration of Irish culture and heritage in the world takes place over the weekend in the capital and its programme of events is always incredible. In addition to the parade and its many floats (is there a Mrs. Tayto?), there’ll also be a stacked music line-up to look forward to and plenty of art installations to pique your interest.
16 & 17 March, Mary Mullens, Galway, more info here
Japanese Irish trad band Pinch of Snuff will be kicking off their Irish tour with their first Irish appearance in Mary Mullens, Galway. With almost two decades spent playing traditional Irish music, this collective have been performing in bars across Tokyo, and have garnered a massive online following in recent years.
17 March, Howth Harbour or Dún Laoghaire Harbour, more info here
The 18th annual Aware Harbour2Harbour Walk takes place on St Patrick’s Day, and over 3,000 enthusiastic walkers are expected to take on the 26km challenge with the option of starting from Howth Harbour or Dún Laoghaire Harbour and finishing at the opposite harbour.
