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From November 2nd to 16th the People’s Republic will be hosting its 59th annual Film Festival. With screenings of hundreds of fantastic films includingset to take place in locations all over the city including the Opera House, the Gate Theatre and the English Market, it promises to be a movie-going experience to remember.
November is traditionally the time of year for storytelling and next week sees the village of Sneem in Co. Kerry playing host to its third annual folklore and storytelling festival. Head south to the Kingdom to soak up the stories, culture and craic in the gorgeous setting of the Ring of Kerry. Hallowe’en is just around the corner so why not head to Carlow’s stunning Huntington Castle to experience a candlelit ghost tour of the spooky 17th century building and its dungeons? Tours take place daily until 31st October.
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