Parisian Spirit Takes Over Dublin: Celebrating Bastille Day in the Heart of Ireland’s Capital

Dublin, Ireland – As the French prepare to mark Bastille Day with a mix of festivities and political unrest, Dubliners are gearing up to celebrate the historic occasion right in the heart of their city. With a lineup of events ranging from brass bands to French film screenings, the spirit of Paris is set to take over the streets of Dublin.

Organized in partnership with LePetitJournal.com, The Church on Mary Street will host a free Bastille Celebration featuring a brass band, French DJs, delectable crepes, and a special French menu. Meanwhile, Chez Max on Palace Street promises a day-to-night experience with live brass music and founder Gonzague ‘Max’ de Laloubie’s iconic motor adding to the French ambience.

Film enthusiasts can head to various libraries throughout Dublin for free screenings of top French movies, including “Marinette,” “Beating Sun (Tant que le soleil frappe),” and “Sugar and Stars (À la belle étoile).” Cafe en Seine will also host a Champagne Dinner, offering a 3-course gourmet meal with Champagne pairings presented by Mathieu Brecy from Champagne Pannier.

For those looking for a more traditional approach, several French restaurants in Dublin await patrons to savour the flavours of French cuisine and celebrate France’s national holiday.

Amid the celebrations, Dubliners and visitors alike are embracing the Parisian flair, making Bastille Day a truly international affair in the heart of Dublin. Full report on Lovin Dublin.

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