Transport for Ireland

St Brigid’s weekend Dublin City Celebrating Women Parade and Festival Dublin @ Capel Street Dublin

02/02/2025 - 03/02/2025

  • Date -
  • Location Capel Street, Dublin, Ireland

Dublin City Celebrating Women Parade & Festival

  • 31st January to Monday, 3rd February 2025

Over 80 thematic events will take place across the city, offering an exciting and diverse celebration of women’s contributions to culture, society, and history.

Lord Mayor of Dublin Emma Blain says  about the festival 2025 “I am thrilled to launch the programme for Brigit 2025: Dublin City Celebrating Women. Brigit offers us a fantastic opportunity to honour the immense contributions and achievements of Irish women, past and present, and to celebrate the lasting impact they have on our society.
With an expanded programme for 2025, we’re excited to present over 80+ events that highlight the fierce, wise, and creative spirit of the Celtic goddess Brigit.
I am confident this year’s celebration will be the biggest and best yet, showcasing the rich vibrancy and inclusivity of our great city.”

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Brigit 2025: Dublin City Celebrating Women Parade 
  • Sunday 2nd February, 3:30pm
  • Starting at the top of Capel Street,
  • Route covers: Capel St & Henry St, finishing on O’Connell St
  • Ending point: O’Connell Street
  • featuring
  • Brigit Shining centrepiece leading the parade, plus electrifying roller-skating of 50 First Skates; the pedal power that is Brigits by Bike; the beating drums of the modern-day warriors, Na Gaiscígh

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Transport Options

Use the TFI Journey Planner / TFI Live App to plan your route to get to and from the parade

 

St Brigid's Day Bank Holiday Public Transport Service Dublin

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Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that a Sunday timetable will operate on Monday 3 February 2025.

A full Nitelink service will operate on Friday 31 January and Saturday 1 February 2025.
There will be no Nitelink service on Sunday 2 February 2025.
Dublin Bus has  24-hour services which are in operation seven days a week.

Over the St. Brigid’s Day Bank Holiday weekend, there will be some changes to Luas services.

To facilitate essential engineering works, Luas Green Line operating hours will be temporarily impacted from Friday 31 January until Bank Holiday Monday 3 February.

Luas Red Line operating hours are not affected by these works.

Luas Green Line Operating Hours

  • Friday 31 January:
    • (Service finishes 1 hour earlier than normal Operating Hours)
    • Green Line:
    • Broombridge Southbound 05:30 – 23:16
    • Brides Glen Northbound 05:30 – 23:00
  • Saturday 1 February:
    • (Service starts 1 hour later and finishes 1 hour earlier than normal Operating Hours)
    • Green Line:
    • Broombridge Southbound 08:00 – 23:16
    • Brides Glen Northbound 08:00 – 23:00
  • Sunday 2 February:
    • (Service starts 2 hours later and finishes 1 hour earlier than normal Operating Hours)
    • Green Line:
    • Broombridge Southbound 09:31 – 22:17
    • Brides Glen Northbound 10:00 – 22:00
  • Bank Holiday Monday 3 February:
    • (Service starts 2 hours later and finishes normal Sunday Operating Hours)
    • Green Line:
    • Broombridge Southbound 09:31 – 23:17
    • Brides Glen Northbound 10:00 – 23:00

Luas Red Line services are operating Sunday Operating Hours and Frequency on Bank Holiday Monday 3 February.

Trams will run normal Operating Hours and Frequency from Tuesday 4 February.

Luas tram at LUAS stop in Dublin city

Capel Street, Dublin, Ireland
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