New Year's Eve: December 31, although it is not a statutory holiday, many people choose to take a day off on this day.

New Year's Day: January 1, a statutory holiday.

St. Patrick's Day: March 17, a national holiday in Ireland and one of the most important holidays in Northern Ireland.

Good Friday: The first Friday after the spring equinox, a statutory holiday.
Easter Monday: The first Monday after Good Friday, a statutory holiday.

Early May Bank Holiday: The first Monday in May, a statutory holiday.

Spring Bank Holiday: The last Monday in May, a statutory holiday.

The Queen's Birthday: Usually the second Saturday in June, but the exact date may change each year.

Summer Bank Holiday: The last Monday in August, a statutory holiday.

Special Holidays and Anniversaries

Remembrance Day: November 11, commemorating the Armistice Day of World War I, people will hold various commemorative activities.

Local Festivals: Some areas in Northern Ireland have their own local festivals, for example, the city of Belfast has its own cultural festival.

Notes

Holiday arrangements may be subject to change: Holiday arrangements may be subject to change for various reasons, it is recommended that you check in advance before traveling.

Store opening hours: During public holidays, stores may have shorter opening hours or even be closed.

Traffic conditions: During holidays, traffic may be heavy, especially near popular tourist attractions.