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Chinese New Year
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What does the year of the horse mean?
Tue, 17 Feb, 2026
Lunar New Year begins on Tuesday, February 17th in 2026, with new year celebrations starting from the evening before, and lasting for 15 days. But what does the year of the horse mean?
Dublin city centre to celebrate Chinese New Year with street performances, food, and music
Mon, 27 Jan, 2025
Business group Dublin Town, in partnership with Dublin City Council City Coordination Office and local businesses including the Asia Market, is once again organising street events.
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