Top-Veranstaltungen in Irland im August und September
Der Sommer ist eine der besten Reisezeiten für Irland. Überall im Land herrscht reges Treiben dank lebhafter Festivals, Live-Musik, kultureller Feste, kulinarischer Events und familienfreundlicher Attraktionen. Entdecken Sie in unserem Reiseführer die besten Tipps für Ihren Irland-Besuch.
Ireland comes alive during late summer, with music festivals, cultural celebrations, sporting events and food festivals taking place across the country. Whether you're planning a city break or a road trip along the Wild Atlantic Way, these events offer the perfect excuse to explore more of Ireland. Better yet, many of them can be paired with unforgettable guided tours, helping you make the most of your visit.
Dating back hundreds of years, Puck Fair is one of Ireland's oldest and most unusual festivals. Every August, the town of Killorglin transforms with live music, street performances, markets and traditional celebrations centred around the famous "King Puck."
The festival is an excellent starting point for discovering the breathtaking scenery of County Kerry.
To Do: Portmagee Whiskey | Whiskey Tasting Lesson | Drink Tours
One of Ireland's best-known celebrations, the Rose of Tralee combines live entertainment, parades, concerts and cultural events over several days. Visitors can enjoy a lively atmosphere throughout the town while experiencing one of Ireland's most recognisable traditions.
If you're travelling to Kerry, it's well worth extending your stay to discover the region's spectacular coastline.
To do: Hold a Baby Lamb | Private Archaeological Tour
History lovers won't want to miss National Heritage Week, when castles, gardens, museums and historic sites across Ireland open their doors with special events, guided walks and family-friendly activities.
It's the perfect time to experience Ireland's fascinating history while visiting some of its most iconic landmarks.
To Do: Giant’s Causeway Day Tour from Belfast | Northern Irish Attractions
As summer gives way to autumn, Ireland's festival calendar continues with food, music and cultural events that showcase the country's warm hospitality and local traditions.
Running throughout September, this world-famous festival has been bringing people together for generations. Alongside its matchmaking traditions, visitors can enjoy live Irish music, dancing and an unbeatable atmosphere in the heart of County Clare.
The surrounding landscape makes it easy to turn your visit into a memorable day exploring Ireland's west coast.
To Do: Cliffs of Moher & Burren Tour
Food lovers should make Galway a priority this September. Famous for celebrating the west coast's seafood, the festival features fresh oysters, live cooking demonstrations, music and entertainment throughout the city.
After enjoying Galway's vibrant atmosphere, venture beyond the city to discover some of Ireland's most spectacular scenery.
To Do: Story of Galway Guided Tour at St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church | Galway History Tour
For those spending time in the capital, Dublin Fringe Festival offers weeks of theatre, comedy, dance, visual arts and live performances in venues across the city. It's an ideal opportunity to experience Dublin's thriving creative scene while discovering neighbourhoods beyond the usual tourist trail.
Visit: Dublin Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Culture Night is the perfect opportunity to experience a different side of Dublin, with museums, galleries and historic buildings opening their doors for a memorable evening of culture and discovery. As darkness falls, the city's streets take on a whole new atmosphere, making it an ideal time to uncover Dublin's mysterious past.
Continue the evening aboard the Ghostbus Tour, where professional actors bring Dublin's haunted history, chilling legends and infamous characters to life as you journey through the city's most eerie locations.
To Do: Ghostbus Tour: The Best Night Out in Dublin City - Book Now!
Ireland's late summer calendar offers something for every traveller, from internationally renowned festivals to unique local traditions. Wherever your journey takes you this August and September, pairing an event with a guided tour is a great way to experience even more of the country's incredible scenery, history and culture.
Whether you're exploring the Wild Atlantic Way, visiting ancient landmarks or discovering vibrant cities, there's no shortage of unforgettable experiences waiting across Ireland.