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20 October, 2026 Fireside Flavours – Cosy Places to Eat and Stay in Ireland this Autumn and Winter Fireside sips, candlelit dinners, bright, crisp days followed by warm, cosy evenings, in Ireland autumn and winter offer the chance to slow down, indulge in fine food and wrap yourself in the warmth of Irish hospitality.

20 October, 2026 The Derry Halloween Story: 40 Years of Magic, Mystery and Mischief With its 400-year-old City Walls and a history that dates back to the 6th century, Derry~Londonderry is a particularly atmospheric place to celebrate Halloween. There are cobbled streets and charming pubs, Gothic buildings and centuries-old city gates.

12 October, 2026 300 Years of Gulliver: Dublin Honours Its Greatest Satirist at the Jonathan Swift Festival This November, Dublin will celebrate one of its most famous literary figures as the Jonathan Swift Festival returns with a special focus on the 300th anniversary of the publication of Gulliver's Travels, first published in 1726.