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Northern Ireland puts on a number of festivals and events throughout the year, most of which happen in the summer within the confines of the capital, Belfast. If you only get to see one or two festivals, make sure it’s St Patrick’s Day or the Orange Fest.

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May Festivals

The Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival: held early on in the year, the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival features much drama, music and po;etry as well as art exhibitions over 12 fun-packed days.

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Enchanted Evenings: another popular Belfast event sees magical figures among the palm house and parkland trees of the delightful Botanic Gardens.

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The Belfast Festival: held mainly in the beautiful grounds of the Queen\'s University, the Belfast Festival is the second largest arts festival in the UK and takes place every year for three weeks.

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