It’s time for our weekend roundup! Here’s what’s on this weekend, between Friday the 25th and Monday the 28th of October across Ireland. We’ve got a great lineup of things to do, from the Galway Comedy and Cork Jazz Festival to plenty of spooky season activities!
Bram Stoker Festival – 25.10-28.10
Dublin City Council Bram Stoker Festival, returns this Bank Holiday Weekend ready to thrill Dubliners and visitors alike with four days and nights of deadly adventures, including a fiery spectacle, theatrical terrors, immersive art, cinematic treats and free events in the city. From Friday 25th to Monday 28th October, the city will become a haven for the curious and the brave.
Read more about the event here.
Galway Comedy Festival – 22.10-28.10
If you’re looking for an unforgettable week of side-splitting comedy, look no further than the Galway Comedy Festival, taking place from October 22nd-28th!
Read more about the event here.
Cork Jazz Festival – 24.10-28.10
The Guinness Cork Jazz Festival returns from Thursday, 24th October to Monday, 28th October, bringing with it a lineup that promises to make this year’s event the most unforgettable yet!
Read more about the event here.
Spooky Fun at Jurassic Newpark – 26.10-3.11
Gather your little monsters for truly magical Halloween fun at Newpark Hotel Kilkenny, where worlds collide as you trail from a den of deadly dinosaurs, to a world of wonderful wizarding, and all the spooky stops in between! Returning from Saturday 26th October- Sunday 3rd November.
Read more about this event here.
Halloween at Bunratty Castle – 26.10-28.10
‘Monsters, Misfits and Mayhem’ will descend on Bunratty Castle & Folk Park this October Bank Holiday Weekend (October 26th-28th) as the County Clare visitor attraction is transformed into a haunted Halloween village.
Read more about the event here.
Fun for all in County Kildare This Halloween – 26.10-1.11
Whether you’re a family seeking kid-friendly activities or a thrill-seeker ready for ghoulish fun, County Kildare has something for everyone. Into Kildare recommends some super, spine-tingling experiences as well as some educational, arty and stylish ones to enjoy this Halloween, everyday from Saturday 26th October to Friday 1st November.
Kerry Homecoming Festival – 18.10-01.11
With over 40 free activities and events, the Kerry Homecoming Festival at Halloween takes place from the 18th October to 1st November, making it the perfect opportunity to visit Kerry! Get ready for street spectacles, Jack-o-Lantern carving, heritage talks, star-gazing, live gigs, fireworks and much, much more!
Read more about the event here.
Visit the Nightmare Realm – 4.10-2.11
Prepare yourself for an experience that will push your limits and redefine what you know as fun, fear and thrills starting this October at The Nightmare Realm! Looking for a review? The Travel2Ireland team attended the launch night of the event. Read all about it here.
Read more about the event here.
