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Howth Maritime and Seafood Festival to transform coastal village to a paradise for ‘toe-tapping live music, seafood, and free family activities’

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Howth Maritime and Seafood Festival will take place from 12pm to 6pm on Saturday 7th and Sunday, 8th September.

There’s a treasure trove of free family activities and attractions at Howth Maritime and Seafood Festival.

There’ll be something for everyone including seafood tastings and music sessions.

The Howth Maritime and Seafood Festival will turn the village into the must-visit destination for “toe-tapping live music, seafood, and free family activities.”

The event taking place from 12pm to 6pm on Saturday, September 7 and Sunday, September 8 is a “vibrant celebration of our deep-rooted maritime heritage.”

It is set to have something for everyone including seafood tastings to music sessions that will have you dancing by the sea, with no shortage of entertainment.

There’s a treasure trove of free family activities and attractions at Howth Maritime and Seafood Festival.

The Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Brian McDonagh is excited for the event, but has warned of the seagulls.

“In Fingal we are blessed with 88 km of magical coastline and Howth is one of the highlights,” he said.

“The Maritime and Seafood Festival next weekend is a great chance to enjoy Howth at its best. The sea air, live music, a fantastic new playground and a great opportunity to support local artisans.

“But remember, don’t feed the seals or the seagulls.”

There’ll be something for everyone including seafood tastings and music sessions.

Visitors will get to experience the area’s finest local products in vibrant stalls and pop-up shops which is a chance to support Howth’s businesses and artisans.

Fully guided tours and experiences are on offer along with self-guided walks and trails, giving all who visit Howth plenty of things to see and do.

Visitors can see the seaside village on the Fingal coastline, “with a scenic harbour of fishing boats bobbing gently on the water, and the scent of freshly caught seafood fills the air. No wonder why the town was so rightly praised in James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’.”

Visitors are encouraged to take public transport wherever possible, with the DART and bus services taking you directly to the heart of the event.

If public transport is not available to you, there is free parking in Deer Park for this event.

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