Long weekends in 2026
- Fri, Apr 3 – Mon, Apr 6: 4 days off · Good Friday, Easter Monday
- Sat, May 2 – Mon, May 4: 3 days off · Early May bank holiday
- Sat, May 23 – Mon, May 25: 3 days off · Spring bank holiday
- Sat, Jul 11 – Mon, Jul 13: 3 days off · Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen’s Day), Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen’s Day) (substitute day)
- Sat, Aug 29 – Mon, Aug 31: 3 days off · Summer bank holiday
- Fri, Dec 25 – Mon, Dec 28: 4 days off · Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Boxing Day (substitute 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
- Fri, Mar 26 – Mon, Mar 29: 4 days off · Good Friday, Easter Monday
- Sat, May 1 – Mon, May 3: 3 days off · Early May bank holiday
- Sat, May 29 – Mon, May 31: 3 days off · Spring bank holiday
- Sat, Jul 10 – Mon, Jul 12: 3 days off · Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen’s Day)
- Sat, Aug 28 – Mon, Aug 30: 3 days off · Summer bank holiday
- Sat, Dec 25 – Tue, Dec 28: 4 days off · Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Christmas Day (substitute day), Boxing Day (substitute day)
Bridge days in 2027
This year no single day of leave joins two stretches of days off.
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