DoIreland - What's Happening in Ireland

If you think food festivals are just about long queues and tiny bites on paper plates, think again. The Dingle Food Festival is a feast for all the senses, set in one of Ireland’s most charming coastal towns!

If you’ve been glued to your screen watching The Traitors Ireland, you might have recognised some familiar, dramatic landscapes. Yes, that’s right — the suspense-filled mansion and its sprawling grounds? That’s Slane Castle and the surrounding areas. But while TV gives you the thrill, nothing beats experiencing it in real life.

Every September, Ireland comes alive with creativity, connection and celebration for Culture Night. This all-island event throws open the doors to galleries, theatres, studios and streets, inviting everyone to discover the richness of Irish culture through free events, workshops and performances.

Step into the mysterious world of Netflix’s Wednesday by exploring the real-life Irish locations where the series was filmed.

Whether you’re chasing Atlantic waves, planning a family picnic, or simply strolling barefoot along the shore, Ireland is home to some of the most breathtaking beaches in the world.

Some are perfect for surfing, others for sandcastles, and a few are so secluded they feel like your very own secret paradise. Ready to find your favourite?

Looking for something a little different to do in Ireland? Whether you’re a local itching to try something new or a visitor on the hunt for the perfect Instagram-worthy moment, animal experiences are the way to make memories that stick.

Here are some of the best immersive animal experiences you can book right now:

There’s no better time to embrace Ireland’s ancestral magic than Samhain season! From fiery folklore to ghostly parades, these five festivals re-write Halloween in Ireland.

We’re thrilled to share that Achill Island has been named one of the most beautiful islands in the world by Big 7 Travel! With its wild landscapes and bright coastline, we aren't surprised in the slightest!

Autumn in Ireland carries its own quiet magic—cooler days, misty mornings, and the return of long-loved seasonal traditions. As Halloween approaches, pumpkin patches across the country are coming to life once more, offering families and festive seekers the chance to enjoy everything from harvest trails to hands-on fun.