St Patricks Festival is returning to the streets of Dublin for the first time since 2019 and the line-up has just been revealed.
Taking place from March 16 - 20, the festival will show off Irish culture, arts and heritage to the world in what will be their largest and most ambitious production ever undertaken.
On March 17, the National St Patricks Day parade will return to the streets of Dublin welcoming more marching bands and pageants than ever before.
The parade is just the start of the festivities.
For the first time, a festival quarter is being set up at the National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks which will play host to the day-to-night urban festival for all, from March 16th to 20th.
The barracks will also host the Irish food and craft village for the festival.
The Law Society of Dublin will host the wellness event, Breathe on March 18 and 19 while city funfairs returns to Custom House Quay from March 17 to 20.
If you can't attend the events in person, SPFTV, the festival's virtual tv station will give you the next best thing with live performances and recordings.
Ticket prices for the small number of events that require pre-purchased tickets have also been confirmed.
The Festival Quarter Nights at the National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks cost between €10 - €20 and go on sale at 9am, Friday, February 11.
Other events that are ticketed include:
Friday, March 18
Spiegeltent Mór:
Le Boom + Glass House Orchestra, AE Mak & Paradise Cabaret - €20 including booking fee
Spiegeltent Beag:
The Craic House: Danny O'Brien, Fred Cooke and Dublin Comedy Improv - €15 including booking fee
Main Stage:
Damien Dempsey & Guests - €10 including booking fee
Saturday, March 19
Spiegeltent Mór:
Sing Along Social, Cooks But We're Chefs & more - €20 including booking fee
Spiegeltent Beag:
The Craic House Emma Doran, Eric Lalor, Kevin McGahern, Andrea Farrell, Steve Bennett - €15 including booking fee
Main Stage:
Malaki, Thumper & more - €10 including booking fee
For all the latest info on lineups and prices, head over to Stpatricksfestival.ie.
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