Public holidays in Ireland 2028

10 nationwide public holidays in 2028.

Nationwide holidays 2028

Long weekends and bridge days 2028

Based on nationwide holidays and the weekend in Ireland (Saturday and Sunday). Regional, local and group holidays are not included.

Long weekends

• Sat 5 Feb – Mon 7 Feb · 3 days offSaint Brigid's DayTypically in Dublin: high 8°C (46°F), low 4°C (39°F), rain on 57% of daysShow on calendar ↓
• Fri 17 Mar – Sun 19 Mar · 3 days offSaint Patrick's DayTypically in Dublin: high 10°C (50°F), low 5°C (41°F), rain on 51% of daysShow on calendar ↓
• Sat 15 Apr – Mon 17 Apr · 3 days offEaster MondayTypically in Dublin: high 11°C (52°F), low 6°C (43°F), rain on 39% of daysShow on calendar ↓
• Sat 29 Apr – Mon 1 May · 3 days offMay DayTypically in Dublin: high 11°C (52°F), low 6°C (43°F), rain on 51% of daysShow on calendar ↓
• Sat 3 Jun – Mon 5 Jun · 3 days offJune Bank HolidayTypically in Dublin: high 16°C (61°F), low 10°C (50°F), rain on 41% of daysShow on calendar ↓
• Sat 5 Aug – Mon 7 Aug · 3 days offAugust Bank HolidayTypically in Dublin: high 18°C (64°F), low 13°C (55°F), rain on 60% of daysShow on calendar ↓
• Sat 28 Oct – Mon 30 Oct · 3 days offOctober Bank HolidayTypically in Dublin: high 13°C (55°F), low 9°C (48°F), rain on 63% of daysShow on calendar ↓
• Sat 23 Dec – Tue 26 Dec · 4 days offChristmas Day, Saint Stephen's DayTypically in Dublin: high 9°C (48°F), low 6°C (43°F), rain on 69% of daysShow on calendar ↓
• Sat 30 Dec – Mon 1 Jan 2029 · 3 days offNew Year's DayTypically in Dublin: high 9°C (48°F), low 6°C (43°F), rain on 57% of daysShow on calendar ↓

Bridge days

No single-day bridges in 2028.

Leave planner 2028

Choose how many leave days you can take for one break. The planner finds the breaks that give the most days off in a row around nationwide holidays and weekends, and marks the leave days on the calendar below.

2028 calendar

Click working days on the calendar to choose your own leave days.

Holiday dates are for general information and can change. Official government announcements take precedence.