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WITH ST Patrick’s Day festivities set to explode next weekend one of the highlights will be the annual extravaganza hosted by Guinness at its two major sites in Dublin. The Guinness Storehouse The Guinness Storehouse and Open Gate Brewery is hosting five-days of music and culture for St Patrick's Day this year. The popular tourist attraction will open its gates to some of Ireland’s This St. Patrick’s Day, The Guinness Storehouse and Guinness Open Gate Brewery are bringing a five-day festival of colour, community and entertainment to visitors. Taking to the Gravity Bar on the evening of Sunday 16 th March, JOY (Anonymous) will perform a 2-hour set with surprise support acts The Guinness Storehouse and Guinness Ireland are encouraging all festival-goers to drink in moderation and Make it a St. Patrick’s Day to Remember and all visitors opting for the STOUTie and/or Credit: Facebook / Guinness Storehouse. Kicking off on Friday, 14 March, Dublin’s Guinness Storehouse will be hosting an epic five-day festival of music and culture. If you’re looking to make the most of the St Patrick’s Weekend in Dublin, you can’t miss this epic line-up of events. Here’s a cast-iton successful outing on St. Patrick’s Day why not go to one of Ireland’s most visited attractions, the Guinness Storehouse, during its 4-day festival from March 16-19. Enjoy the best of Irish music, art, food, beer, and entertainment at the world’s leading beer tour If you’re heading to Dublin for St. Patrick’s Day next week, here’s some ideas for how to spend the day: ☘️ Start off at St. Andrew’s Street to watch the famous St. Patrick’s Day parade - don’t forget to bring your hat. ☕️ For coffee, try the Woollen Mills, Balfes, Kaph, The Phoenix Cafe, IMMA Cafe, Butlers Chocolate Cafe. I hope you’ve enjoyed my guide to St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin. You may find these other Dublin travel guides useful: Dublin bucket list; 1 day in Dublin itinerary; 2 days in Dublin itinerary; 3 days in Dublin itinerary; best museums in Dublin; what to do in North Dublin; guide to the Guinness Storehouse; guide to the National Museum of When is St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin? St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated on March 17th each year, which is believed to be the date of St. Patrick’s death. In Ireland, it’s a national holiday, so banks, schools, and many businesses close for the festivities. The Lucan St. Patrick’s Day Parade is proudly sponsored by South Dublin County Council (@sdublincoco), Lucan Traders, and supported by An Garda Síochána (@gardainsta). I have had the privilege of photographing the Lucan Parade for many years on behalf of the Dublin Gazette, watching it grow from strength to strength. Some of my fondest Here's everything you need to know to make the most of your St. Patrick's Day in Dublin - including things to do, parade info and your travel and transport options. St. Patrick's Day Parade. Without a doubt, the highlight of Dublin's St Patrick's Day celebrations is the St. Patrick's Day Parade. St Patrick’s Day Festival. To be fair, we only experienced the Dublin St Patrick’s Day Parade, a very small portion of the entire 4-day festival.The St Patrick’s Day Festival in Dublin in 2016 (when we attended) included a Celtic Dance Festival (Festival Céilí), Festival Treasure Hunt, Carnival (Festival Big Day Out), 5k Race, and several live music events throughout the city. If you’re heading to Dublin for St. Patrick’s Day next week, here’s some ideas for how to spend the day: ☘️ Start off at St. Andrew’s Street to watch the famous St. Patrick’s Day parade - don’t forget to bring your hat. ☕️ For coffee, try the Woollen Mills, Balfes, Kaph, The Phoenix Cafe, IMMA Cafe, Butlers Chocolate Cafe. The Guinness Storehouse’s St. Patrick’s Day Festival runs for five fun-filled days in Dublin from March 14 through March 18 and features the very best of Irish culture alongside pints Guinness. 🇮🇪 What to Do During St. Patrick's Day in Dublin. 🍻 Start Your Day at the Guinness Storehouse. Kick off your St. Patrick’s Day festivities with a visit to the Guinness Storehouse, which is open as early as 9:30 AM. This stoutie experience makes for a perfect start to your Irish celebration! Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin. St. Patrick’s Day is a national holiday in Ireland and is celebrated with parades, festivals, and events throughout the country. The largest parade takes place in Dublin, where it has been held since 1931. The parade features colorful floats, marching bands, and performances by Irish dancers and
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