THE PLACE
The 2027 programme reaches across Naas, Kildare Town, Celbridge, Maynooth and Athy, with the Curragh hosting the Calling All Brigidis gathering on Monday 1 February. Each planned venue has its own section below.
See the venues
Book your tickets 29 JANUARY–1 FEBRUARY 2027 · COUNTY KILDARE
Four days of music, culture and connection. A county-wide celebration across five venues, rooted in the spirit of Brigid.
The 2027 programme reaches across Naas, Kildare Town, Celbridge, Maynooth and Athy, with the Curragh hosting the Calling All Brigidis gathering on Monday 1 February. Each planned venue has its own section below.
See the venuesEvents take place across County Kildare, so plan your journey for your chosen venue rather than a single festival site. Check current rail and bus timetables before travelling, and allow time for onward connections.
Spirit of Brigid 2027 runs from Friday 29 January to Monday 1 February. Calling All Brigidis takes place on the Curragh on Monday 1 February at noon, with a minute’s silence for Pause for Peace.
Daily family fun at the Spiegeltent is free, with advance booking required for children’s events. Mick Flannery & Susan O’Neill are confirmed for Friday 29 January. Further programme details and booking links are not yet available here. The separate 2026 programme is an archive; those events have ended.
View the Brigid GalleryWHERE IT HAPPENS
Five planned venues across County Kildare. One at a time.
Naas
The festival hub and main stage. Daily family fun is free, with advance booking required for children’s events. Mick Flannery & Susan O’Neill are confirmed here for Friday 29 January.
Kildare Town
Live events in Kildare Cathedral. Further programme details will follow.
Kildare Town
A free open-air spectacle in Market Square, Kildare Town. Further details will follow.
Celbridge
Live events at Christ Church in Celbridge. Further programme details will follow.
Maynooth
Live events on Main Street in Maynooth. Further programme details will follow.