Lá Fhéile Bríde
Jane Quinn • February 1, 2026
St. Brigid's Day (Lá Fhéile Bríde), celebrated on February 1st, marks the beginning of spring in Ireland and the traditional festival of Imbolc. As a public holiday in Ireland, it celebrates the patron saint of livestock, babies, and poets, as well as the Celtic goddess of fire and healing, typically observed by weaving Brigid's crosses from reeds to protect the home.
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IBNNZ Wellington and Auckland are hosting events with Nic Russell
It is 6 months to the day until we celebrate our IBNNZ St Patrick's Day Lunch in Parliament on 17th March 2027. IBNNZ operates in six chapters across New Zealand. It aims to provide a friendly and open forum for business people with a connection to Ireland to network and socialise together. The Tara Trust has partnered with IBNNZ since the inception of this event. Put the date in your diary now. If you want to pre-book your ticket, email us to secure your place. Tickets for this event sells out fast - so be QUICK. The Tara Trust helps the Irish community in New Zealand by supporting Irish arts, culture and the welfare of the Irish diaspora. All profits support The Tara Trust.
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