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Shannon Airport is set to experience a significant increase in passenger traffic across the May Bank Holiday period, with more than 53,000 passengers expected to pass through the airport, a rise of 18 per cent compared to the same time last year.

Kinvara is gearing up for a fantastic weekend as Fleadh na gCuach 2025 returns over the May Bank Holiday (May 2 to 5). This much-loved festival of traditional music and community arts promises something for everyone — from toe-tapping tunes to family fun and creative workshops.

Festival-goers are invited to bathe in the forest at the two-day ‘Restival’ wellness festival this May bank holiday weekend at Mount Congreve Gardens in Co. Waterford.

Norse warriors will descend on Craggaunowen this May Bank Holiday Weekend (May 4 and 5) when the County Clare visitor attraction is transformed into a Viking village.

Celebrating its 30th year in 2024, Fleadh na gCuach (the Cuckoo Fleadh) is a cherished traditional music and community-based arts festival held in Kinvara, Galway. Known for its vibrant ambiance and exceptional talent, the festival has garnered a stellar reputation as a showcase for traditional music, attracting musicians from across Ireland and beyond.

When it comes time to build Stephen Walsh’s statue on the Dyke Road, the pose might well be based on the sensational bicycle kick he scored last Friday in Eamonn Deacy Park.

Classical music enthusiasts from the Midlands region are certain to appreciate the recently confirmed line-up for the seventh annual Birr Festival of Music.

Mayo Day will be returning this April to celebrate all things Mayo, with the flagship event heading to north Mayo for the first time - and Ballina is the place to be on Saturday, April 29th.

During a busy first month at the new lifeboat station at Coosan Point volunteer crew guided visitors from near and far through the state of the art facility in the first public tours of the base, the panoramic view from the new training room giving a new aspect of Lough Ree to the visitors.