Easter Rising Events

Easter Rising Events

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Posted Mon 31 Aug 2026 9:32 AM
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I would like to attend the Easter Rising events in Dublin in 2027. Can anyone tell me what's happening where and the duration? I am going with a disabled 12 year old. Do we need to book any of the events? What is the dress code? Thank you.
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Hello Ramelda,

Thank you for your question!

The full programme for the 2027 commemorations of the Easter Rising hasn't been announced yet. However, they will normally take place around Easter Sunday and Easter Monday (28 and 29 March 2027). Key events and ceremonies usually take place outside the General Post Office (GPO) on O'Connell Street in Dublin, as well as the Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin Castle and Collins Barracks. I'd encourage you to keep an eye on websites such as Heritage Ireland closer to the date for event details. There generally isn’t a dress code, so comfortable clothing suitable for the weather should be fine.

If you're interested in the history of these events, you might also find it interesting to visit places such as the GPO museum, Kilmainham Gaol or the Glasnevin or Arbour Hill cemeteries. 

In terms of accessibility, checking with individual venues in advance would be your safest bet. You can also take a look at our dedicated accessibility page, as well as our forum post with suggestions for accessible-friendly attractions around the island.

Are there any other activities or historical attractions you'd be interested in exploring during your stay?


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