Bannow and Rathangan Agricultural Show
In its 75th year, this traditional one-day show at Killag combines cattle, sheep, goat and poultry judging, dressage, show jumping, sheepdog trials, and home industry classes on a long-established show field in the southeast corner of Wexford.
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"A boutique two-day music, food, and community festival held in the whimsically named Fuddletown near Killinick, offering an intimate alternative to the large festival circuit in a south Wexford village setting."
FuddleFest
"The Wexford Bell Ringers open Rowe Street Church's historic bell tower during Heritage Week for demonstrations of the traditional campanology craft in one of Wexford's finest Victorian churches."
Wexford Bell Ringers Heritage Open Day
"A celebration of traditional Irish crafts staged within the 13th-century Norman ruins of Ferns Castle, built by William Marshal on the ancient seat of the Kings of Leinster."
Ferns Castle Craft Fair
"Ferns' remarkable Augustinian abbey with its unique half-square, half-round tower opens free on the first day of Heritage Week, spotlighting a building that survived from Diarmait Mac Murchada's era."
Heritage Week Open Day at Ferns Castle and Abbey
"A Cistercian abbey founded by William Marshal after a vow made during a storm at sea, nestled in woodland on the Hook Peninsula, opens for free guided tours throughout Heritage Week."
Heritage Week at Tintern Abbey
"Wexford's imposing 19th-century Gothic Catholic church, a rare twin-towered landmark on the historic quayside, opens its doors for public Heritage Week visits."
Rowe Street Church Heritage Week Opening
"Founded in 1946 and known as the County Carlow Show, this one-day event draws over 15,000 visitors to the Coppenagh showground for livestock, equestrian, dog, and domestic arts competitions alongside All Ireland Championship finals."
Tullow Agricultural Show
"Ireland's oldest agricultural show, celebrating its 200th edition in 2026, draws 25,000 visitors to Piltown for livestock, horses, horticulture, crafts and family competitions."
Iverk Show
"A well-supported community agricultural show in the market town of Moate, bringing together livestock, equestrian classes, and rural crafts in the heart of County Westmeath each August."
Moate Agricultural Show
"One of Leinster's flagship agricultural days, the Royal Meath Show fills the Porchfields of Trim each September with pedigree livestock, equestrian displays, an artisan craft marquee, and trade stands celebrating the best of the Royal County's farming heritage."
Royal Meath Show
"Europe's largest outdoor agricultural trade exhibition and cultural event returns to Screggan, Tullamore, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors to witness competitive ploughing, livestock, and rural crafts."
National Ploughing Championships
"One of the oldest agricultural shows in Ireland, held at Treanlawn, Killoe, with livestock championships, showjumping, craft marquee, live country music, and free children's entertainment drawing visitors from across the country."
Longford Agricultural Show