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Headfest 2026 took place across Headford and the wider Lough Corrib region over the June Bank Holiday weekend, with organisers describing it as the biggest and most successful festival in the event’s history.

Galway County Council is among the organisations encouraging people to prioritise water safety ahead of the busy June Bank Holiday Weekend as crowds flock to beaches, rivers, lakes and coastal areas across the city and county.

Health services in Galway and Roscommon are encouraging the public to familiarise themselves with all available care options ahead of the June Bank Holiday weekend and to choose the most suitable service for their needs before going to an Emergency Department (ED).

Headfest officially got underway on Wednesday evening with the launch of an expanded programme celebrating the history, ecology and cultural importance of Lough Corrib and the communities connected to it.

Headfest will return to Headford from Wednesday, May 27 to Monday, June 1 for what organisers say will be the biggest and most ambitious festival in the event’s 15-year history.

Bringing together flowers, food, and a great day out, ‘A Taste of Bloom’, curated by Neven Maguire, is the ideal gift for your loved one this Valentine’s Day.

MusicConnects (previously Galway Music Residency) has announced its 2026 season, which begins this February.

Headfest, Headford’s community-run festival, returns for the June Bank Holiday weekend with a packed three night music line-up that brings some of Ireland’s best folk, rock, trad and dance acts to the Headfest stage.

Shannon Airport has recorded a significant surge in passenger traffic this summer, welcoming more than 755,000 passengers across June, July, and August, a 16 per cent increase compared to the same period in 2024.