New Year's Day Lá Caille
Public holiday; offices, banks and most businesses closed. Construction sites usually reopen in the first week of January.
“Happy New Year” · Athbhliain faoi mhaise duit
Jours fériés et calendrier culturel · 2026–2027
Business slows from about 20 December to the first week of January (construction sites close for the Christmas break) and during July–August; most public holidays fall on Mondays, creating long weekends.
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Public holiday; offices, banks and most businesses closed. Construction sites usually reopen in the first week of January.
“Happy New Year” · Athbhliain faoi mhaise duit
Traditional Epiphany day when women enjoy a day off from household work; marks the end of the Christmas season. Normal working day.
Public holiday (first Monday in February, or 1 February if it is a Friday) honouring St Brigid and the start of spring (Imbolc).
“Happy St Brigid's Day” · Lá Fhéile Bríde sona duit
1st day of the 1st lunar month, Year of the Horse 4724
Lunar New Year, Year of the Horse; celebrated by Chinese and other East/Southeast Asian communities with family reunions, parades and red envelopes. Businesses owned by or trading with Asian partners may slow down.
“Happy Lunar New Year – Year of the Horse” · 新年快乐 / 新年快樂
Fourth Sunday of Lent, widely observed in Ireland.
“Happy Mother's Day”
National Day and public holiday honouring Ireland's patron saint, with parades nationwide; offices and banks closed.
“Happy St Patrick's Day” · Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona duit
1 Shawwal 1447 AH · estimée
Festival marking the end of Ramadan, celebrated with prayers, family visits and gifts. Estimated (moon sighting); Muslim staff and partners commonly take the day off.
“Eid Mubarak” · عيد مبارك
Not a public holiday, but many businesses and some banks close or operate reduced hours; schools are closed.
Christian celebration of the Resurrection; part of the Easter long weekend.
“Happy Easter” · Cáisc shona duit
Public holiday; offices and banks closed.
Public holiday on the first Monday of May.
Public holiday on the first Monday of June.
Dublin celebrates James Joyce's Ulysses with readings and Edwardian dress; normal working day.
Public holiday on the first Monday of August; peak summer holiday period.
Public holiday on the last Monday of October (Halloween/mid-term weekend).
Ancient Celtic festival that originated in Ireland, celebrated with costumes and bonfires; normal working day.
Not a public holiday, but most offices close early and the Christmas shutdown begins.
Public holiday; nearly all businesses closed for the Christmas–New Year break.
“Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year” · Nollaig Shona agus Athbhliain faoi Mhaise
Public holiday; most businesses remain closed.
St Stephen's Day 2026 falls on a Saturday; Irish law gives no automatic substitute Monday, but banks and most employers close on Monday 28 December (employees are entitled to a paid day off or equivalent).
Public holiday; offices, banks and most businesses closed. Construction sites usually reopen in the first week of January.
“Happy New Year” · Athbhliain faoi mhaise duit
Traditional Epiphany day when women enjoy a day off from household work; marks the end of the Christmas season. Normal working day.
Public holiday (first Monday in February, or 1 February if it is a Friday) honouring St Brigid and the start of spring (Imbolc).
“Happy St Brigid's Day” · Lá Fhéile Bríde sona duit
1st day of the 1st lunar month, Year of the Goat 4725
Lunar New Year, Year of the Goat; celebrated by Chinese and other East/Southeast Asian communities with family reunions, parades and red envelopes. Businesses trading with Asian partners may slow down.
“Happy Lunar New Year – Year of the Goat” · 新年快乐 / 新年快樂
Fourth Sunday of Lent, widely observed in Ireland.
“Happy Mother's Day”
1 Shawwal 1448 AH · estimée
Festival marking the end of Ramadan, celebrated with prayers, family visits and gifts. Estimated (Umm al-Qura; local communities may celebrate on 10 March depending on moon sighting).
“Eid Mubarak” · عيد مبارك
National Day and public holiday honouring Ireland's patron saint, with parades nationwide; offices and banks closed.
“Happy St Patrick's Day” · Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona duit
Not a public holiday, but many businesses and some banks close or operate reduced hours; schools are closed.
Christian celebration of the Resurrection; part of the Easter long weekend.
“Happy Easter” · Cáisc shona duit
Public holiday; offices and banks closed.
Public holiday on the first Monday of May.
Public holiday on the first Monday of June.
Dublin celebrates James Joyce's Ulysses with readings and Edwardian dress; normal working day.
Public holiday on the first Monday of August; peak summer holiday period.
Public holiday on the last Monday of October (Halloween/mid-term weekend).
Ancient Celtic festival that originated in Ireland, celebrated with costumes and bonfires; normal working day.
Not a public holiday, but most offices close early and the Christmas shutdown begins.
Public holiday; nearly all businesses closed for the Christmas–New Year break.
“Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year” · Nollaig Shona agus Athbhliain faoi Mhaise
Public holiday; most businesses remain closed.
Date estimée – confirmée à l’approche du jour
Christmas 2027 falls on a Saturday; no statutory substitute day, but banks and most employers close on Monday 27 December.
Date estimée – confirmée à l’approche du jour
St Stephen's Day 2027 falls on a Sunday; no statutory substitute day, but banks and most employers close on Tuesday 28 December.
Jours de fermeture des administrations, de la douane, des banques et de la plupart des entreprises. Tenez-en compte dans les cycles d’approbation, les dates de paiement, les arrivées de navires et les livraisons sur chantier.
| Date | Occasion | Quand | Calendrier | Où |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 déc. 2026vendredi | Christmas DayLá Nollag | Dans 58 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 26 déc. 2026samedi | St Stephen's DayLá Fhéile Stiofáin | Dans 59 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 28 déc. 2026lundi | St Stephen's Day (day in lieu)Lá saoire in ionad Lá Fhéile Stiofáin | Dans 61 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 1 janv. 2027vendredi | New Year's DayLá Caille | Dans 65 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 1 févr. 2027lundi | St Brigid's DayLá Fhéile Bríde | Dans 96 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 17 mars 2027mercredi | St Patrick's DayLá Fhéile Pádraig | Dans 140 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 29 mars 2027lundi | Easter MondayLuan Cásca | Dans 152 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 3 mai 2027lundi | May Bank HolidayLá Bealtaine | Dans 187 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 7 juin 2027lundi | June Bank HolidaySaoire Bainc an Mheithimh | Dans 222 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 2 août 2027lundi | August Bank HolidaySaoire Bainc Lúnasa | Dans 278 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 25 oct. 2027lundi | October Bank HolidaySaoire Bainc Dheireadh Fómhair | Dans 362 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 25 déc. 2027samedi | Christmas DayLá Nollag | Dans 423 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 26 déc. 2027dimanche | St Stephen's DayLá Fhéile Stiofáin | Dans 424 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 27 déc. 2027lundi | Christmas Day (day in lieu)Lá saoire in ionad Lá Nollag | Dans 425 jours | Grégorienestimée | National |
| 28 déc. 2027mardi | St Stephen's Day (day in lieu)Lá saoire in ionad Lá Fhéile Stiofáin | Dans 426 jours | Grégorienestimée | National |
Envoyez les plans d’atelier pour approbation au moins deux semaines avant un long congé – les revues s’arrêtent en l’absence des ingénieurs et des autorités.
Le dédouanement et la libération des conteneurs s’interrompent les jours fériés ; les frais de stockage et de surestaries continuent de courir. Prévoyez l’ETA après la pause.
Coût rendu en Ireland →La location de grues, les autorisations de transport et l’accès au chantier sont limités autour des jours fériés. Convenez à l’avance de la séquence de montage et des créneaux de livraison.
Notre usine planifie la production en fonction du Tết (Nouvel An lunaire) et de la Fête nationale – nous fixons les dates de livraison de votre projet bien avant ces deux périodes.
Demander un devis →Les dates suivent les listes officielles des gouvernements lorsqu’elles sont publiées. Les dates islamiques et autres dépendant de l’observation de la lune, ainsi que les jours fériés pas encore officialisés pour l’année suivante, sont marqués « estimée » et peuvent varier d’un jour. Confirmez toujours avec votre partenaire local avant de fixer une échéance.
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