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Portrush Beer Festival

Portrush Town Hall, Kerr street, Portrush, County Antrim, BT56 8DX
Draught taps at Portrush Beer Festival
  • Draught taps at Portrush Beer Festival
  • a man pours beer from a draught tap at Portrush Beer Festival
  • Crowds at Portrush Beer Festival in Portrush Town Hall
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The Portrush Beer Fest is back again from 2nd-3rd October 2026 in Portrush Town Hall. This is a celebration of artisan drink & food producers from across Ireland.

At the Portrush Beer Festival you can meet a number of local brewers and breweries showcasing some of their best local ales and beers. There are plenty of beers to choose from, whether you enjoy a hoppy pint, a smooth pale ale or dark stout, you will find something to suit your taste.

If beer isn’t for you, you can try some delicious gins from local distilleries.

Browse your way around the bar areas, sampling through the beer list, talking to the brewers and selecting your favourites. The festival will also have food available featuring local traders who will serve a range of dishes to enjoy with your beer.

Whether you’re on the hunt for a new brewery to try or you just want a day out with a festival atmosphere, friendly craic and a good buzz, you’ll get it here.

Entry £10. Pay at the door.

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Opening Times

Season (2 Oct 2026 - 3 Oct 2026)
DayTimes
Friday17:00 - 22:00
Saturday13:00 - 22:00

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