The Dublin Bay Prawn Festival, now in its 9th year, has grown into one of the largest festivals in Ireland, popular with foodies and families alike.

Ava Gilmartin from Malahide Portmarnock Educate Together took the first prize in the Junior category with “SpecRest”.

Elmgreen Golf Centre first opened its doors in 1995 and was quickly established as a firm favourite with the local golfing public.

Every fairy tale needs a hero, a princess and a noble steed. Enter Shrek, Princess Fiona and Donkey in this classic family friendly animation SHREK! So why not treat yourself and the family to a viewing of this classic.

Moving Hearts was formed in early 1981 and ceased regular touring in 1984. Despite many changes in personnel, the band recorded four critically acclaimed albums; many bands including The Pogues have acknowledged the influence of ‘The Hearts’.

Award-winning comedian Neil Delamere is one of the top acts working in the Irish comedy scene today is set to bring his latest show "Work in Progress" to the Seamus Ennis Arts Centre.

Kieran Goss has long been considered one of Ireland’s greatest songwriters. Together with singer and artist Annie Kinsella, who has joined him onstage on his recent tours, they have enchanted audiences with their live performances and won rave reviews.

Eric’s warm, energetic onstage presence makes for an unforgettable experience. With gags that always hit the spot, his engaging, high intensity performances makes him on the top names of ‘must book’ comedians.

Multi-Juno award-winning Canadian supergroup The Fretless continue to grow in stature around the world, seen by many as one of the most powerfully charged forces on the roots music circuit. It took the release of the superb Bird’s Nest album to win them the attention they deserved on this side of the Atlantic.

The idea for the Séamus Ennis Centre had its origins in Scoil Shéamuis Ennis, a festival which took place in Naul.