Easter Monday

Easter Monday in Ireland is a public holiday that follows Easter Sunday, marking the continuation of the Easter celebrations. It is a day of religious significance for Christians, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, but it also holds cultural and social importance in Ireland. Many people attend church services, while others enjoy the extended weekend with family gatherings, festive meals, and outdoor activities. Traditional Easter foods, such as roast lamb and simnel cake, are often enjoyed. In some communities, Easter Monday is associated with local fairs, sports events, or parades, adding a lively and communal atmosphere to the holiday. It is a time for relaxation, reflection, and celebration, blending religious traditions with modern leisure activities.