Enjoy Dublin's Many Festivals with a Campervan as Your Base
Dublin has a dizzying array of festivals planned this summer, with something on the agenda for everyone. Dublin's festivals are a great way to get to know the city and its residents, as well as immersing oneself in Irish heritage, culture or just the good old ‘craic'. What better way to enjoy all the entertainment and culture the city has to offer than having a campervan as your base? Campervan hire in Ireland (wohnwagen mieten Irland) from Dublin-based Celtic Campervans is affordable, flexible, comfortable and fun: ideal for festivals.
The Irish like nothing more than a good festival: they're communal, family-friendly,
affordable, and most of all, fun. Attending an Irish festival is a great way to understand what the Irish love to do, allowing you to experience this fascinating and warm and welcoming culture from the inside. This summer's festival calendar in Dublin is jam-packed with events that showcase the many sides of Irish culture. Choose from music and dancing, history and heritage, horsemanship and sports, children's activities and more. Dublin's leading company for motorhome hire in Ireland (wohnmobil-verleih Irland) selects its top picks of the city's summer festivals.
Ceilí Culture takes place on 14th and 15th August in Temple Bar's Meeting House Square and will celebrate both the roots and the future of Irish music, arts and culture. The festival will include the opportunity for both adults and children to take part in interactive workshops. More musical highlights of the summer include the Northside Music Festival which sees various musical acts performing all over the northside of the city between 2nd and 20th August, and The Contemporary Music Festival, a festival which takes music out into the streets of the city between 24th and 29th August. Highlights of the history and heritage festivals include the Dublin Viking Festival on the 21st and 22nd August, exploring the lives and legends of Dublin's first settlers, and National Heritage Week, a week-long celebration of Irish heritage beginning on 21st August and featuring activities and events not just in Dublin, but also in every county across the country. Dublin's events will include heritage tours of the city and musical recitals.
These are just some of the highlights of the next few months in Dublin's festival calendar. The best way to get a sense of the Irish way of life is by touring these festivals, enabling you to learn about Ireland's past while enjoying its modern-day culture. And one of the easiest and most affordable ways to tour these festivals is with campervan rental in Ireland (Wohnwagen mieten Irland). Get collected from Dublin airport by one of the friendly Celtic Campervans team and taken to collect your modern and reliable campervan just outside the city. You can then use your spacious and comfortable motor home as a base for Dublin's festival, getting you close to the action for a fraction of the cost of a hotel; with the freedom to hit the road and explore the rest of the country should you wish.
The Irish like nothing more than a good festival: they're communal, family-friendly,
affordable, and most of all, fun. Attending an Irish festival is a great way to understand what the Irish love to do, allowing you to experience this fascinating and warm and welcoming culture from the inside. This summer's festival calendar in Dublin is jam-packed with events that showcase the many sides of Irish culture. Choose from music and dancing, history and heritage, horsemanship and sports, children's activities and more. Dublin's leading company for motorhome hire in Ireland (wohnmobil-verleih Irland) selects its top picks of the city's summer festivals.Ceilí Culture takes place on 14th and 15th August in Temple Bar's Meeting House Square and will celebrate both the roots and the future of Irish music, arts and culture. The festival will include the opportunity for both adults and children to take part in interactive workshops. More musical highlights of the summer include the Northside Music Festival which sees various musical acts performing all over the northside of the city between 2nd and 20th August, and The Contemporary Music Festival, a festival which takes music out into the streets of the city between 24th and 29th August. Highlights of the history and heritage festivals include the Dublin Viking Festival on the 21st and 22nd August, exploring the lives and legends of Dublin's first settlers, and National Heritage Week, a week-long celebration of Irish heritage beginning on 21st August and featuring activities and events not just in Dublin, but also in every county across the country. Dublin's events will include heritage tours of the city and musical recitals.
These are just some of the highlights of the next few months in Dublin's festival calendar. The best way to get a sense of the Irish way of life is by touring these festivals, enabling you to learn about Ireland's past while enjoying its modern-day culture. And one of the easiest and most affordable ways to tour these festivals is with campervan rental in Ireland (Wohnwagen mieten Irland). Get collected from Dublin airport by one of the friendly Celtic Campervans team and taken to collect your modern and reliable campervan just outside the city. You can then use your spacious and comfortable motor home as a base for Dublin's festival, getting you close to the action for a fraction of the cost of a hotel; with the freedom to hit the road and explore the rest of the country should you wish.
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