Let the festivities commence
Spring has well and truly sprung in Dublin, bringing with it mellow temperatures, bright flowers, and exciting events to bring in the Easter weekend.
Whether you’re a proud resident or an intrigued tourist, there’s plenty in the pipeline to freshen up your plans in our thriving capital – even if they’re last minute. Our top suggestions on how to spend your Easter weekend range from glamorous antics at the races to thrilling opportunities to spectate at the stadium.
Fairyhouse Racecourse, Meath
Easter Festival
Experience the majesty of the Fairyhouse Racecourse in a triple-whammy of seasonal celebrations. Our team is there to offer service at its very best, providing carefully curated cuisine to complement the timeless entertainment.
With three distinctive days of racing lined up, it’s safe to say that the Fairyhouse Easter Festival is one of the best events you can enjoy near Dublin this weekend. Here’s what to expect…
Saturday 19th April: Ladies Day. Step onto the racecourse in style on a day that celebrates glamour and results in equal measures. Don’t miss the golden opportunity to win prizes for best dressed at the Champagne Tent!
Sunday 20th April: WillowWarm Gold Cup & Family Day. Experience triumph for all ages as premium jump racing pairs with FREE children’s entertainment.
Monday 21st April: BoyleSports Irish Grand National. If you’re a fan of Irish sports at their finest, this huge race isn’t one to miss.

Aviva Stadium, Dublin
BKT United Rugby Championship
In a place with limitless options, it’s easy to feel spoilt for choice when it comes to planning the perfect Easter Saturday – but few events will pack the punch of a major rugby match in the heart of Dublin.
Take a seat in the iconic Aviva Stadium and watch Leinster take on Ulster in an inter-provincial battle for victory. Enjoy a unique way to celebrate Easter with an unforgettable atmosphere to top it off!

Why visit Dublin this Easter?
There’s no shortage of things to do in this thriving city at any time of year, whether you’re visiting on a hazy summer weekend or heading over for winter festivities.
Easter in Dublin is no exception, especially with the surge of thrilling activities and events that come with it.



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