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The Daily Poll

Poll: Are you going to a Cruinniú na Cásca event today?

Events are set to take place nationwide today for the first of what is aimed to be a new national day.

TODAY MARKS EASTER Monday and, for the first time, the creative and cultural festival Cruinniú na Cásca will take place.

All across the country, free events will take place ranging from arts, crafts and music, to literary and social commentary, and everything in between.

The main event for the festival will be in Dublin, with the city centre set to be transformed for events that will cater to all tastes throughout the day.

So, today we’re asking you: Are you going to head to a Cruinniú na Cásca event today?

Poll Results:

No (4655)

Yes (680)

No interest/No opinion (616)

Yes
No
No interest/No opinion

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