It’s time for our weekend roundup! Here’s what’s on this weekend, between Friday the 28th and Sunday the 2nd of March across Ireland. We’ve got a great lineup of things to do, from Carnaval Dublin to the Howth Guinness, Oyster & Music Festival, and much, much more!
Carnaval Dublin – 01.03
Fiestaaaa! This Saturday March 1st the National Stadium will explode with colour, flavour and all things Brazil as Carnaval Dublin takes centre stage! Here’s everything that’s on during the event – costume competitions, dance performances and delicious food being just the beginning…
Read more about the event here.
Howth Guinness Oyster & Music Festival – 28.02-2.03
This coming weekend, all Oyster and Guinness enthusiasts are in for an absolute treat! From this Friday 28th at 7pm, to Sunday 2nd of March, The Howth Guinness Oyster and Music Festival is taking place in over 7 locations over the picturesque town of Howth.
Read more about the event here.
Dublin International Film Festival is Back and Bigger than Ever! – 20.02-2.03
Lights, camera, action! The Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) is rolling out the red carpet from February 20th to March 2nd with a lineup of 80 films—including 10 world premieres and 55 short films!
Read more about the event here.
Make your Own cheese – Anytime
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a cheesemaker? Or maybe you just want to sit back with a glorious cheese board and pretend you know your Brie from your Blue? Either way, Galway Cheese has something special for you!
Kid-Friendly, Grown-Up Approved – 7 Activities Parents Will Actually Enjoy Too – Anytime
Parenting often means sacrificing your own interests for the sake of keeping the kids entertained. But what if you could do both? These 7 family-friendly activities are designed to keep the little ones engaged while making sure that parents have a genuinely good time too. No soft play centres or mind-numbing puppet shows—just fun, memorable experiences for all ages.
Make Your Own Teidi Bear and Explore the GAA Museum – Anytime
Get a cuddly kickoff with the Teidí Tours which are back at the GAA Museum in Croke Park this February! Young GAA fans will have a ball as they get the chance to make their very own sports bear, followed by a guided tour of the iconic Croke Park stadium with their new furry friend.
Read more about the event here.
Discover the Beauty of Ards and North Down – Anytime
With its stunning coastline, charming towns and picturesque countryside, this hidden gem, only two hours from Dublin, and all within an hour of Belfast, offers the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty. Located just minutes from Belfast city, you’ll discover a world apart! Slow down the pace and relaaaaaax.
