HEN WEEKENDS IN IRELAND
Get ready for the big day properly! Nothing will spice up your Hen night like turning it into a Hen weekend! So take a trip away! Why not one of Ireland's great cities – and find out if the craic is all they say it is (it is!) We’ve been organising Stag and Hen events in Ireland since 2000 and in the UK since 2002. Over the time we have learned what works (and where works!) so take the hassle out of organising a Hen weekend and leave it to us!
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It has been said before that Ireland, once visited, is never forgotten, and for once the blarney has a ring of truth. However, perhaps the strongest memory the visitor will take away is the warmth of its welcome and the hospitality its people extends to its guests. |
The Irish are famous the world over for their ability to throw a party so rest assured you're in the right place to celebrate.
| Visiting the Republic of Ireland Passports are not required by British citizens born in the United Kingdom and traveling from Britain although identification will be needed. Citizens of European Union states and Switzerland may use a passport or national identity card. All other nationalities must have a passport. |
Visiting Northern Island Passports are not required by citizens of the Irish Republic born in the Irish Republic and traveling from there although identification will be needed. Citizens of European Union states and Switzerland may use a passport or national identity card. All other nationalities must have a passport. British citizens traveling from Britain may be asked for identification, best to have it with you just in case. |
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| ROI Public Holidays New Year’s Day (January 1) St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) Good Friday (though this is not a statutory holiday many businesses close and pubs are closed all day) Easter Monday May Holiday (first Monday) June Holiday (first Monday) August Holiday (first Monday) October Holiday (last Monday) Christmas Day (December 25) St. Stephen’s Day (December 26) |
British Public Holidays New Year’s Day (1 January) New Year’s Day Holiday (2 January) Good Friday (14 April) Easter Sunday (16 April) Easter Monday (17 April) Early May Bank Holiday (1 May) Spring Bank Holiday (29 May) Summer Bank Holiday (28 August) Christmas Day (25 December) Boxing Day (26 December) |