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• The Bram Stoker Festival

  Bram Stoker was born in Clontarf on the
  northside of Dublin in 1847. But he
  spent much of his early childhood in
  bed with a mysterious illness. At seven
  he miraculously recovered, and he seems to have
  spent the rest of his life in a reasonably healthy
  state. Indeed, by the time he got to Trinity College
  Dublin in 1864 he had developed into a well
  regarded athlete.

• Whitefriar Grill

  When head chef Geoff Nordell and his business partner Nigel
  Smith opened the Whitefriar Grill on Aungier Street in Dublin
  a little over three years ago it was a particularly challenging
  time to be opening a new restaurant. So they needed to be very
  clear about the kind of restaurant that they were opening, and about the
  kind of customers they were hoping to be catering to.

• Cork Jazz Festival

  The Guinness Jazz Festival returns to Cork
  as it does every year for the October
  bank holiday, kicking off on Thursday
  23rd and finishing up on Tuesday 27th.
  By which time over 1,000 musicians from more
  than 18 countries will have entertained audiences
  throughout the city.

• Kinsale Gourmet Festival

  Not that anybody interested in gourmet
  cuisine ever needs an excuse to visit
  Kinsale, one of if not the food capital
  of Ireland, the weekend of October
  10-12th sees the return of the Kinsale Gourmet
  Festival which celebrates its 38th year.

• Sheryl Crow

  Sheryl Crow to headline Sligo Live 2014

• Lovely Leitrim