Long weekends in 2026
- Sat, Jan 31 – Mon, Feb 2: 3 days off · St. Brigid’s Day
- Sat, Apr 4 – Mon, Apr 6: 3 days off · Easter Monday
- Sat, May 2 – Mon, May 4: 3 days off · First Monday in May
- Sat, May 30 – Mon, Jun 1: 3 days off · First Monday in June
- Sat, Aug 1 – Mon, Aug 3: 3 days off · First Monday in August
- Sat, Oct 24 – Mon, Oct 26: 3 days off · Last Monday in October
- Fri, Dec 25 – Sun, Dec 27: 3 days off · Christmas Day, St. Stephen’s Day
Bridge days in 2026
- Take Fri, Jan 2 off: 4 days off, Thu, Jan 1 – Sun, Jan 4 · New Year's Day
- Take Mon, Mar 16 off: 4 days off, Sat, Mar 14 – Tue, Mar 17 · St. Patrick’s Day
Long weekends in 2027
- Fri, Jan 1 – Sun, Jan 3: 3 days off · New Year's Day
- Sat, Jan 30 – Mon, Feb 1: 3 days off · St. Brigid’s Day
- Sat, Mar 27 – Mon, Mar 29: 3 days off · Easter Monday
- Sat, May 1 – Mon, May 3: 3 days off · First Monday in May
- Sat, Jun 5 – Mon, Jun 7: 3 days off · First Monday in June
- Sat, Jul 31 – Mon, Aug 2: 3 days off · First Monday in August
- Sat, Oct 23 – Mon, Oct 25: 3 days off · Last Monday in October
Bridge days in 2027
This year no single day of leave joins two stretches of days off.
The dates are worked out from the rules of date-holidays, an open-source holiday database built from Wikipedia’s articles. The lists on this page are shared under the same license, CC BY-SA 3.0. A holiday announced for one year only may be missing: check your government’s or employer’s list before you book.
Days marked “banks closed” close banks and many offices and shops, but aren’t days off by law.
