Ireland Public Holidays

Ireland Public Holidays lists the statutory holidays observed across Ireland, with the feed anchored in the national public-holiday timetable rather than a generic British or pan-European calendar. The bundled events show the structure clearly: New Year's Day, St. Brigid's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter Monday, the first-Monday bank holidays in May, June, and August, the October Bank Holiday, and the Christmas period with Christmas Day and St. Stephen's Day, including substitute treatment when needed. That makes the schedule a practical record of Ireland's own closure pattern for government offices, schools, banks, transport providers, and many employers. Entries appear as all-day observances rather than timed events, which suits a feed used for leave planning, payroll, retail operations, and travel. Fixed-date holidays such as St. Patrick's Day and Christmas Day sit beside movable dates shaped by Easter and the bank-holiday convention of the first Monday in a month. The current sample also includes adjacent observances such as Mother's Day, Father's Day, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday, showing that the feed tracks the wider public rhythm around the statutory holiday calendar rather than only the legal closure days. St. Brigid's Day adds a specifically Irish marker to the annual cycle, while substitute days for the Christmas period help show how observance shifts when a holiday falls on a weekend. This Smart Calendar Feed is free to subscribe in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. That keeps Ireland's holiday pattern visible beside meetings, school terms, delivery schedules, and travel bookings without manual entry. The format is useful for payroll teams, retailers, editors, and households tracking long weekends and national closure periods. The calendar updates regularly so substitute days and other official adjustments appear automatically. That keeps the Irish holiday schedule aligned with observed practice across the year.