Celtic Games participant enjoying a falconry experience in Ireland
Music · Heritage · Participation

Let the group
join the story.

Irish music, games and cultural experiences that turn a visit into a shared memory. Designed around your international group.

Celtic Games · Ireland
Your programme

Culture guests can take part in.

Give guests an experience they can join through rhythm, friendly competition and Irish character. We select the format around the setting, language needs, activity level and the time you have.

Celtic Games

Irish-inspired challenges hosted as a social group competition at a suitable venue.

Bodhrán workshop

A facilitated Irish drumming session, typically 1–1.5 hours, suited to hotels and indoor event spaces.

Music & entertainment

An Irish cultural evening or entertainment element coordinated around your dinner, venue and wider programme.

Ancient spiral carvings on a stone at Knowth
A sense of place

Connect the activity
to the destination.

A cultural programme can combine participation with a heritage setting, a Wicklow day or a Dublin experience. The location, access and supporting services are confirmed for your group.

See a heritage programme
Useful planning detail

Choose the right format

  • Low physical levelConsider a seated or indoor music workshop and share access requirements early.
  • Outdoor participationHosted games and challenges can provide a main afternoon experience at a suitable venue.
  • Conference or pre-dinnerChoose a format that fits the available window and allows for briefing and turnaround.
  • Language needsTell us about the group’s language profile so briefing and facilitation can be planned.
Your next step

Let’s plan your Ireland programme

Tell us your dates, group size, interests and budget range. We’ll recommend a programme and set out the experiences, coordination and supplier arrangements in your proposal.

Photography & destination imagery

Destination photographs supplied through Ireland’s Content Pool, Fáilte Ireland and Tourism Ireland. Credits include David Rocaberti (Cliffs of Moher), Gareth Wray (Dunquin), Chris Hill Photographic (Dunluce), Brian Morrison (Cashel), Nuria Puentes (Ha’penny Bridge), Brenda Harris / Fáilte Ireland (Samuel Beckett Bridge), Sonder Visuals / Fáilte Ireland (Glendalough monastic site), and Brian Morrison / Tourism Ireland (Glendalough landscape). Image metadata and credits are retained with the source files. Photographs illustrate the destination; the locations and services included in each programme are confirmed in your proposal.