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JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE New Year’s Day Jan 1st World PDC Darts Championship Final Jan 1st Alexandra Palace, London, UK Christy Moore Jan 2nd - 15th Vicar Street, Dublin PUBLIC HOLIDAY Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Jan 3rd California, USA Tommy Tiernan Jan 4th - 19th Vicar Street, Dublin Les Misérables Jan 4th - 12th Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin Guinness Pro 14: Connacht V Munster Jan 5th Sportsground, Galway Guinness Pro 14: Leinster V Ulster Jan 5th RDS Arena, Dublin Munster Wedding Expo Jan 5th Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork BANK HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY 76th Annual Golden Globe Awards Jan 6th California, USA Senior Irish Masters Snooker Championship Final Jan 6th Goffs, Kildare Salon Owners Summit Jan 7th The Convention Centre, Dublin BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition Jan 9th - 12th RDS, Dublin Pendulum Summit Jan 9th - 10th The Convention Centre, Dublin The 1975 Jan 9th SSE Arena, Belfast The 1975 Jan 10th Three Arena, Dublin Leadership and Business Management in an Jan 11th IAPI Evolved Agency Landscape 24th Annual Critics’ Choice Awards Jan 13th California, USA Australian Open 2019 Jan 14th - 27th Melbourne, Australia The Marketing Institute of Ireland, Marketing Jan 15th The Marketing Institute, South County Fundamentals Series: Aligning Brand and Dublin Business Park, Dublin PUBLIC HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY Commercial Goals Macbeth Jan 15th - 19th Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin WYWO - While You Were Out Jan 15th IAPI Achieving Your Best Year Yet Jan 15th IAPI Wine and Tapas Tasting Trail Jan 15th Dublin Castle, Dublin Cannes Lions 2019 Award Submissions Open Jan 16th Young Lions Competition Launch Jan 18th Arenacross Jan 18th - 19th SSE Arena, Belfast 30th Annual Producers Guild Awards Jan 19th California, USA Rudimental Jan 20th The Olympia Theatre, Dublin Years & Years Jan 21st - 22nd The Olympia Theatre, Dublin Calendar Girls The Musical Jan 22nd - Feb 2nd Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin CMO: Lunch ’n Learn Jan 22nd IAPI TradFest Festival Jan 23rd - 27th Dublin Boyzone Jan 23rd SSE Arena, Belfast Sundance Film Festival Jan 24th - Feb 3rd Utah, USA 50 Years of Planning Jan 24th - 27th IAPI Boyzone Jan 24th Three Arena, Dublin The Holiday World Show Jan 25th - 27th Main Hall, RDS, Dublin Bride of the Year Show Jan 26th Main Hall, RDS, Dublin Wakakusa Yamayaki Jan 27th Japan 25th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards Jan 27th California, USA Bastille Jan 27th The Olympia Theatre, Dublin International Commemoration Day for Victims of Jan 27th the Holocaust JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Pro Bowl 2019 Jan 27th Florida, USA Newgrange Hotel Wedding Open Day Jan 27th Navan, Meath Ozzy Osbourne Jan 30th Three Arena, Dublin Annual General Meeting of the Public Relations Jan 31st Royal Irish Academy, Dublin Institute of Ireland Dates are subject to change BANK HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Social Media Dublin Feb 1st Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Dublin Tommy Fleming Feb 1st Belfast Waterfront, Northern Ireland PUBLIC HOLIDAY Guinness 6 Nations: Ireland V England Feb 2nd Aviva Stadium, Dublin 46th Annie Awards Feb 2nd California, USA 23rd Art Directors Guild Awards Feb 2nd LA, USA Super Bowl LIII Feb 3rd Georgia, USA Rosa Parks Day Feb 4th California, United States World Cancer Day Feb 4th BANK HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY Motown The Musical Feb 5th - 23rd Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin Chinese New Year Feb 5th Gorgon City Feb 7th Olympia Theatre, Dublin Closing Date for All Ireland Marketing Awards Feb 7th Entries Guinness 6 Nations: Scotland V Ireland Feb 9th Edinburgh, Scotland Guinness 6 Nations: Ireland V France Feb 10th Aviva Stadium, Dublin 61st Grammy Awards Feb 10th California, USA 72nd British Academy Film Awards Feb 10th London, UK The Irish Bioenergy Association National Feb 13th Croke Park, Dublin Conference World Radio Day Feb 13th PUBLIC HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY Post Malone Feb 14th Three Arena, Dublin 3XE Conversion Marketing Conference 2019 Feb 14th Croke Park, Dublin Valentine’s Day Feb 14th 14th Digital Media Awards Feb 15th Clayton Hotel, Dublin Carnevale di Venezia Feb 16th - Mar 5th Venice, Italy Professor Brian Cox Live Feb 16th Three Arena, Dublin Guinness 6 Nations: Wales V Ireland Feb 16th Cardiff, Wales 2019 NBA All-Star Game Feb 17th North Carolina, USA Hardware Show Dublin Feb 17th - 18th Citywest Hotel, Dublin Jungle Feb 18th Olympia Theatre, Dublin Meet the Media Feb 18th Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Dublin Sky Lantern Festival Feb 19th Taiwan Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival Feb 20th - Mar 3rd Dublin Foil, Arms & Hog Feb 21st - 23rd Vicar Street, Dublin Unibet Premier League Darts Feb 21st Three Arena, Dublin 2019 WGC - Mexico Championship Feb 21st - 24th Naucalpan, Mexico Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto Feb 21st Armagh, Northern Ireland 34th Independent Spirit Awards Feb 23rd California, USA Massive Attack Feb 24th Three Arena, Dublin Guinness 6 Nations: Italy V Ireland Feb 24th Rome, Italy 91st Academy Awards Feb 24th California, USA Catex (Catering Exhibition) 2019 Feb 26th - 29th RDS, Dublin JULY Young Lions Competition WeekendAUGUSTFeb 22nd SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake Feb 28th - Mar 2nd Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin Dates are subject to change BANK HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Twenty One Pilots Mar 1st Three Arena, Dublin Seachtain na Gaeilge Festival Mar 1st - 17th Galway PUBLIC HOLIDAY Carnival Mar 1st - 9th Rio De Janeiro, Brazil World Compliment Day Mar 1st The Irish Motorbike & Scooter Show Mar 1st - 3rd RDS, Dublin Red Hot Chili Peppers Mar 1st SSE Arena, Belfast Fatboy Slim Mar 2nd Three Arena, Dublin Allianz Hurling Final (Division 1) Mar 3rd Croke Park, Dublin World Senior Snooker World Championship Mar 3rd Belfast, Northern Ireland BANK HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY KT Tunstall Mar 4th The Olympia Theatre, Dublin Mardi Gras Mar 5th New Orleans, USA X Factor Live Tour Mar 5th Three Arena, Dublin X Factor Live Tour Mar 6th SSE Arena, Belfast Jersey Boys Mar 6th Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin Primary Science Fair Mar 6th - 7th RDS, Dublin Ash Wednesday - Lent begins Mar 6th All Ireland Marketing Awards Finalists Announced Mar 7th DMX Mar 7th Aviva Stadium, Dublin 2019 Qatar Grand Prix Mar 8th - 10th Losail International Circuit, Qatar International Women’s Day Mar 8th South by Southwest Mar 8th – 18th Austin, Texas, USA PUBLICDublin HOLIDAY Comic Con Mar 9th - 10th Convention Centre, Dublin BANK HOLIDAY Irish Beauty Show Mar 10th - 11th RDS, Dublin 2019 Cheltenham Festival Mar 12th - 15th Gloucestershire, UK Trixie Matte: Skinny Legend Mar 12th Belfast, Northern Ireland 2019 Players Championship Mar 14th - 17th Florida, USA Alltech Craft Brews & Food Fair Mar 14th - 16th Convention Centre, Dublin St. Patrick’s Day Festival Parade Mar 15th - 18th Nicki Minaj & Future Mar 15th Three Arena, Dublin All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championship Final Mar 17th Croke Park, Dublin All-Ireland Senior Club Hurling Championship Final Mar 17th Croke Park, Dublin St. Patrick’s Day Mar 17th Australian Grand Prix Mar 17th Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit, Australia Bank Holiday Monday Mar 18th Holi, Festival of Colours Mar 20th - 21st India CMO Summit Mar 20th - 21st San Francisco, USA World Down Syndrome Day Mar 21st World Water Day Mar 22nd UB40 Mar 22nd SSE Arena, Belfast Ultra Mar 23rd - 25th Miami, USA Blue Planet II: Live in Concert Mar 23rd SSE Arena, Belfast Hans Zimmer Mar 25th Three Arena, Dublin The Internet Mar 26th The Olympia Theatre, Dublin Picture This Mar 27th - 31st Three Arena, Dublin Belfast Film Festival Mar 28th - Apr 7th Belfast Brexit Mar 29th UK 2019 IAAF World Cross Country Championship Mar 30th Aarhus, Denmark JULY AUGUST Lee Scratch Perry SEPTEMBERMar 31st Whelan’s, Dublin OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Lidl LGFA NFL Div 3 & 4 Finals Mar 31st Mother’s Day Mar 31st Allianz Football Final (Division 1 & 2) Mar 31st Croke Park, Dublin Bahrain Grand Prix Mar 31st Bahrain International Circuit, Bahrain Beyond Sahara TBC Morocco Daffodil Day TBC Dates are subject to change BANK HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE April Fool’s Day Apr 1st Judging for the All Ireland Marketing Awards Apr 2nd - 12th PUBLIC HOLIDAY World Autism Awareness Day Apr 2nd Procurex Ireland Apr 4th RDS, Dublin David Gray Apr 5th - 6th Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin 2019 UK Grand National Apr 6th Liverpool, UK Pregnancy & Baby Fair Dublin Apr 6th - 7th RDS, Dublin Guinness Pro14: Munster V Cardiff Blues Apr 6th Irish Independent Park, Cork BANK HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY World Health Day Apr 7th Credit Union School Quiz National Final Apr 7th RDS, Dublin Snowbombing Festival 2019 Apr 8th - 13th Mayrhofen, Austria Giorgio Moroder Apr 8th Three Arena, Dublin Diversity Conversation Series Apr 9th IAPI War Horse Apr 10th - 27th Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin 2019 Masters Tournament Apr 11th - 14th Georgia, USA Belfast Film Festival Apr 11th - 20th Belfast Coachella Apr 12th - 21st California, USA South by Southwest - Takeouts from the Festival Apr 12th IAPI PUBLIC HOLIDAY BANK HOLIDAY Ideal Home Show-Dublin Apr 12th - 14th RDS, Dublin Shawn Mendes Apr 13th - 14th Three Arena, Dublin Britain’s Got Talent Apr 13th - Jun 2nd United Kingdom 2019 Chinese Grand Prix Apr 14th Shanghai, China 2019 Boston Marathon Apr 15th Boston, USA Leading High Performance Teams Apr 16th IAPI Futureheads Mentoring Evening Apr 17th IAPI Dropkick Murphy’s Apr 17th - 18th Vicar Street, Dublin Gavin James
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