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Throughout July, Iveagh Gardens, Dublin, more info here
A wealth of talent is descending on The Iveagh Gardens this month, kicking off with none other than Van Morrison on 4 July, and continuing with an incredible lineup including Sugababes, Dropkick Murphys, Christy Moore, Pillow Queens, Damien Dempsey, and Paloma Faith, to name but a few.
9-14 July, Galway, more info here
The Galway Film Fleadh returns for its 36th year with a programme that will most definitely pique your interest. Highlights include the Irish premiere of the Kneecap film, where the trio star alongside Michael Fassbender in their acting debut, a documentation of the making of the world’s largest light installation on an Irish mountain, and a VR ayahuasca experience — to name just a few.
12&13 July, Gaoth Dobhair, Donegal, more info here
Set in the heart of the Gaeltacht in Gaoth Dobhair, this two-day outdoor music festival’s lineup includes Example, Bell X1, Welshy, the Red Hot Chilli Pipers, Alabama 3, and many more. With single day tickets and camping options still available, it’s set to be quite the weekend.
12-19 July, West Cork, more info here
This incredible literary festival returns for another year with a stellar lineup of discussions, readings, and workshops in Bantry. Standout appearances include Colm Tóibín, Miriam Margolyes, Anne Enright, Dolly Alderton, and Caleb Azumah Nelson.
21-28 July, Belfast, more info here
Belfast TradFest, the pinnacle of world-class traditional music concerts, fiery pub sessions and Ireland’s fastest growing summer school of traditional music, is set to celebrate its 6th edition across Belfast UNESCO City of Music in acknowledgement and celebration of the cultural diversity of the different traditions in Belfast.
All month, National Gallery of Ireland, Merrion Square, Dublin, more info here
Marking the 150th anniversary of the first Impressionist exhibition, held in Paris in 1874, Women Impressionists showcases the works of four important artists. Berthe Morisot, Eva Gonzalès, Marie Bracquemond, and Mary Cassatt played vital roles in one of the most revolutionary movements in Western art. The exhibition will explore how each artist navigated complex personal and professional networks to create and exhibit her art.
25 July, The Circular & The Other Hand Bar, Dublin, more info here
For one night only, the master of pet portraits—Magnus Mudrack—will guide guests in creating their very own unique postcards, inspired by their furry friends. Perfect for sending to friends and family to share the joy your pet brings you, Mudrack will share his two decades of experience to help you craft an image that will bring a smile to your face every time.
25-28 July, Charlemont Square, Dublin, more info here
Straight from the creative studio of local artist Maser, this engaging self-initiated project returns for its 2nd year of celebrating community. This 4-day weekender uses creativity as a vehicle for community connections through immersive art experiences. There’ll be art exhibitions and live mural painting by Ireland’s leading creatives, the Creative Talk Series, and the Sunflower Sessions wellness offering.
25 July, Grand Canal Quay, Dublin, more info here
The next in a series of exclusive wine dinners, Forbes Street invites you to unveil the magic of the Champagne house AYALA. Start your journey on the rooftop at 6.30pm with canapés, followed by a 5-course tasting menu featuring exclusive back vintage releases.
