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The Gathering

2013 is the year of ‘The Gathering Ireland’ - a spectacular, year-long celebration of all things Irish. Communities throughout Ireland will showcase and share the very best of Irish culture, tradition, business, sport, fighting spirit and the uniquely Irish sense of fun. Over 70 million people worldwide claim Irish ancestry and are all welcomed home to gatherings in cities, towns and villages across Ireland.

january 2013

NewYearsDay

Oliver,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

GaryBarlow&SpecialGuests,Olympia

GaryBarlow&SpecialGuests,Odyssey

EdSheeran,Odyssey

EdSheeran,TheO2

LeinstervScarlets,HeinekenCup,RDS

ShannonsideWinterMusicWeekend

HolidayWorldShow,BelfastKingsHall

TwoDoorCinemaClub,TheO2

ArenaCross,Odyssey

ShowcaseIreland,RDS

PalomaFaith,VicarStreet

‘9to5’,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

HolidayWorldShow,RDS

BrideoftheYear,RDS

JohnTreacy10MileRace,Dungarvan

Donny&Marie,Odyssey

Donny&Marie,TheO2

AimeeMann,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

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The Chinese New Year

The Year of the Snake which falls on the 10th February is one of the 12 zodiac signs associated with the Chinese Zodiac, where 12 animals represent a rotating 12 year cycle. Many Chinese believe their fate and character is tied to the zodiac symbols in the year in which they were born.

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6Nations:WalesvIreland,Cardiff

DanceExpo,RDS

HighSociety,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

Soccer:RepofIrelandvPoland,Aviva

6Nations:IrelandvEngland,Aviva

ChineseNewYear

BlocParty,Olympia

StarlightExpress,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

Valentine’sDay

JamesonDublinIntlFilmFestival

JustinBieber,TheO2

Example,Odyssey

TheKillers,Odyssey

OfMonsters&Men,Olympia

Example,TheO2

TheKillers,TheO2

SteveAoki,Olympia

LittleMix,Olympia

6Nations:ScotlandvIreland,Murrayfield

XFactorLive,TheO2

TheLadykillers,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

XFactorLive,Odyssey

TheScript,TheO2

PancakeTuesday

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Easter

The average Irish person will eat 2.13 eggs over the Easter period. Furthermore, over Easter we consume enough wine to fill 204,000 baths (6.5 million litres) and enough beer to fill over six Olympic-sized swimming pools. (Source: Repak)

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TheScript,TheO2

EnnisBookClubFestival

TommyFleming,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

TheScript,Odyssey

SeachtainnaGaeilge

SwanLake,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

OneDirection,TheO2

OneDirection,Odyssey

NationalBusinessExpo,RDS

6NationsIrelandvFrance,Aviva

Mother’sDay

AlfieBoe,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

GirlsAloud,Odyssey

Carmen,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

6Nations:ItalyvIreland,Rome

GirlsAloud,TheO2

JesusChristSuperstar,Odyssey

JesusChristSuperstar,TheO2

Soccer:RepofIrelandvAustria,Aviva

BiffyClyro,TheO2

BiffyClyro,Odyssey

EasterSunday

Clocksgoforward1hour

St.PatricksDay17

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April Fool’s Day

The stories surrounding the origin of April Fool’s Day vary widely. The most popular tale dates from 1564 when France changed its calendar to the modern Gregorian calendar, moving New Year’s Day from 1st April to the 1st January. Those who continued to celebrate New Years on April 1st were treated as fools and ridiculed.

april 2013

EasterMonday

AprilFoolsDay

OllyMurs,TheO2

OllyMurs,Odyssey

WeWillRockYou,TheO2

AintreeGrandNational

TheFullMonty,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

MickHucknall,Olympia

Pink,TheO2

MickyFlanagan,Olympia

MiltonJones,Olympia

Pregnancy&BabyFair,RDS

AlfieBoe,Odyssey

Fun,Olympia

Prodijig,Olympia

WWERawWrestlemania,Odyssey

PremierLeagueDarts,TheO2

WWERawWrestlemania,TheO2

Franco-IrishLiteraryFestival

Pregnancy&BabyFair,CorkCityHall

ilDivo,TheO2

PunchestownFestival

LionKing,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

GreatIrelandRun,PhoenixPark

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Cannes Film Festival

The International Film Festival was created on the initiative of Jean Zay, Minister for Education and Fine Arts, who was keen to establish an international cultural event in France to rival the Venice Film Festival. The first Cannes festival was set to be held in Cannes in 1939, however, it was not until over a year after the war ended that it finally took place, on 20 September 1946.

may 2013

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HeinekenCupFinal,Aviva

LionKing,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

FestivalofFires,Westmeath

GreatLimerickRun

BankHoliday

Int.DublinGayTheatreFestival

EricClapton,TheO2

EricClapton,Odyssey

TullamoreArtsFestival

DublinDanceFestival

CannesFilmFestival

Journey&Whitesnake,Odyssey

AmlinChallengeCupFinal,RDS

AliciaKeys,Odyssey

AliciaKeys,TheO2

CoronaFastnetFilmFestival,Cork

AllIrelandMarketingAwards

DublinCitySoulFestival

WicklowArtsFestival

EddieIzzard,Odyssey

EddieIzzard,TheO2

BloomFestival,PhoenixPark

CatLaughsFestival,Kilkenny

IrelandBikeFest,Killarney

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Summer Solstice

The Summer Solstice is the longest day of the year in terms of daylight hours in the Northern Hemisphere. It occurs when the sun is at its furthest point from the equator – it reaches its northernmost point and the Earth’s North Pole tilts directly towards the sun, at about 23.5 degrees.

june 2013

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LionKing,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

BankHoliday

FloraMiniMarathon,Dublin

Soccer:RepofIrelandvFaroe,Aviva

InternationalQuiltFestival,Galway

CarlowArtsFestival

FenitSeabreezeFestival,Kerry

WeWillRockYou,Odyssey

BonJovi,Slane

Father’sDay

FrenchMultihullRace,Cork

SummerSolstice

Rihanna,Aviva

Body&SoulFestival,Co.Westmeath

CorkMidsummerFestival

EltonJohn,LiveatMarquee,Cork

TheMousetrap,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

RodStewart,Odyssey

SovereignsCup,Kinsale

Glastonbury

Maroon5,TheO2

WaterfordVikingMarathon

RodStewart,RDS

WestportFestival

Bloomsday

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Independence Day

The Fourth of July, or Independence Day, is a federal holiday that celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of the Independence on July 4th, 1776. The declaration proclaims the independence of a new United States of America from Great Britain and formally transformed the 13 British colonies into states.

july 2013

Giselle,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

AmericanIndependenceDay

BraySummerfest

EnnisStreetFestival

KinsaleArtsFestival

ChristyMoore,LiveatMarquee,Cork

NoisesOff,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

GalwayFilmFleadh

DunLaoghaireRegatta

YoughalQueenoftheSeaFestival

GalwayFringeFestival

StreetPerformanceWorldChampionships,Cork

Oxegen

BastilleDay,France

BruceSpringsteen,ThomondPark

Hairspray,BordGaisEnergyTheatre

BruceSpringsteen,PaircUiChaoimh

StreetPerformanceWorldChampionships,Dublin

BruceSpringsteen,King’sHallBelfast

KillarneySummerfest

GalwayRaces,Ballybrit

GalwayArtsFestival

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Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann

Derry City Comhaltas branch hosts Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2013. The Fleadh Cheoil has been running for over 60 years across Ireland but crosses the border for the first time in 2013. It is one of the biggest celebrations of Irish cultural traditions, music, song, dance agus an Ghaeilge.

august 2013

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BallyshannonFolkFestival

WorldPolice&FireGames,Belfast

IndiependenceFestival,Cork

AllIrelandPocFadaChampionship

SpraoiFestivalWaterford

AugustBankHoliday

RocknRollDublinHalfMarathon

KilkennyArtsFestival

PuckFair,Killorglin

FleadhCheoilnahEireann,Derry

MillstreetHorseShow

RoseofTraleeFestival

CarlingfordOysterFestival

TramoreRacingFestival

GaelforceWest,Westport

Eminem,Slane

NationalHeritageWeek

ElectricPicnic,Stradbally(TBC)

DublinHorseShow,RDS

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Culture Night

Culture Night is a night of entertainment, discovery and adventure in Dublin and across 34 towns, cities and counties in Ireland. Arts and cultural organisations open their doors with hundreds of free events, tours, talks and performances. Culture Night is an initiative co-ordinated by Temple Bar Cultural Trust and supported by the Dept of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht as well as regional arts offices and local authorities.

september 2013

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LaytownStrandRaces

Soccer:RepofIrelandvSweden,Aviva

CapeClearInternationalStorytellingFestival

MonaghanRhythmandBluesFestival

DingleMarathon

DublinFringeFestival

GAAAll-IrelandHurlingChampionshipFinal

WaterfordHarvestFestival

TheChippendales,Olympia

RogerWaters-TheWall,Aviva

ClifdenArtsFestival

CultureNight

GAAAll-IrelandFootballChampionshipFinal

NationalPloughingChampionships,Laois

DublinTheatreFestival

BelfastTattoo,Odyssey

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GalwayOysterFestival27-29

Halloween

Halloween is thought to have originated from Ireland and is linked to the Celtic festival of ‘Samhain’. It was thought that on ‘Samhain’ the veil between this world and the next was at its weakest and the spirits of dead ancestors could pass through. Bonfires were lit to help guide the friendly spirits and costumes were worn to avoid kidnapping by the evil spirits.

october 2013

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TasteofMonaghan

BruffBluegrassFestival

DingleFoodFestival(TBC)

MickyFlanagan,Odyssey

MickyFlanagan,TheO2

BaboroInternationalArtsFestivalforChildren

Soccer:RepofIrelandvKazakhstan,Aviva

JessieJ,Odyssey

JessieJ,TheO2

BacktoourPast,RDS

SligoLive

WexfordFestivalOpera

RichardHarrisFilmFestival,Limerick

Jimeoin,Odyssey

Clocksgoback1hour

BankHoliday

DublinCityMarathon

Halloween

ListowelFoodFair

GuinnessCorkJazzFestival

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Mickey Mouse’s birthday

On November 18, 1928, Walt Disney’s first sound-synchronised animated cartoon, “Steamboat Willie” starring Mickey Mouse, premiered at the Colony Theatre in New York. Walt Disney provided the squeaks for Mickey. The date of the release is considered the birthday of Mickey Mouse.

november 2013

MovemberMonth

AllSaintsDay

PinkFloydShow,Odyssey

PinkFloydShow,TheO2

AllSoulsDay

NewYorkCityMarathon

MelbourneCup

DublinBeatlesFestival

EnnisTradFestival

RugbyLeagueWorldCup-IrevAus,Limerick

Toys4BigBoys,Citywest

MrsBrownLive,Odyssey

JasonManford,VicarStreet

ThanksgivingUSA

Diversity,TheO2

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Christmas shopping

According to the Deloitte Christmas Spending Survey 2012, the average spend per household in Ireland is €965.80 – gifts account for €499.60, €288.30 spent on food and drink and €177.90 spent on socialising. The most popular gifts that Irish consumers like to receive are books, money and clothes/shoes.

december 2013

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JLS,Odyssey

JLS,TheO2(TBC)

OneActFinals,Roscommon

FeileMinaNollaig,Carlingford

MrsBrownLive,TheO2

WinterSolstice

ChristmasEve

St.StephensDay

LeopardstownChristmasFestival

NewYearsEve

ChristmasDay

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