Summertime is never too hot or too cool in Sligo, the Atlantic breeze keeps the temperature at a comfortable 18 to 20 degrees. But what is special about Sligo is the really long days of daylight during the summer where it only gets dark after 11pm.
Summertime is also a busy time in Sligo, from the many festivals to the many sport events, from taking a refreshing jump in the Atlantic to eating ice cream at the beachfront, watching street performers entertain the crowds, there is for all something new to experience.
Summertime is also a busy time in Sligo, from the many festivals to the many sport events, from taking a refreshing jump in the Atlantic to eating ice cream at the beachfront, watching street performers entertain the crowds, there is for all something new to experience.
The complete guide to Summer in County Sligo
Autumn is the season where County Sligo really shows its true colours. We've picked out stunning forests in and around County Sligo you should make sure to see if you want a bit of that autumnal vibe
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Easter Celebrations
"Nollaig Shona" , that is how you say Merry Christmas in Irish. Christmas in Sligo is a magical time. When all the Christmas lights are switched and the streets are filled with Christmas shoppers, there is something special about Sligo. Visit a Christmas market, have a hot Whiskey with Christmas cake and go shopping under the beautiful Christmas decorations that light up Sligo every year. Here are some Christmas highlights in County Sligo.
Summer inspiration
4 seasons, 4 guides
The climate of Sligo is mild, moist and changeable. it is never too hot or too cold. Sometimes you hear people say that you can get 4 seasons in 1 day, and there is some truth in this. It can happen that in the morning, you get some rain, and by afternoon you be on the beach enjoying the sunshine.
As Sligo is located along the Wild Atlantic Way, there is most of the time a cooling breeze as well, sometimes turning into an Atlantic storm.
These 4 guides will help you make the most of your time in Sligo whatever the season is.
As Sligo is located along the Wild Atlantic Way, there is most of the time a cooling breeze as well, sometimes turning into an Atlantic storm.
These 4 guides will help you make the most of your time in Sligo whatever the season is.
Spring in Sligo
With spring arriving in Sligo, changeable weather will arrive with it. Early spring sees rain showers and periods of sunshine, and it is probably the best time of the year to see a rainbow making an appearance in the sky.
But with the evenings getting longer, it is the ideal time of the year to enjoy the great outdoors and listen the birds flying around with a renewed sense of energy after the winter. Head into town and enjoy a coffee or lunch , enjoy a bit of shopping at one of the outdoor markets or just go for a long walk.
But with the evenings getting longer, it is the ideal time of the year to enjoy the great outdoors and listen the birds flying around with a renewed sense of energy after the winter. Head into town and enjoy a coffee or lunch , enjoy a bit of shopping at one of the outdoor markets or just go for a long walk.
Summer in Sligo
Summertime is never too hot or too cool in Sligo, the Atlantic breeze keeps the temperature at a comfortable 18 to 20 degrees. But what is special about Sligo is the really long days of daylight during the summer where it only gets dark after 11pm.
Summertime is also a busy time in Sligo, from the many festivals to the many sport events, from taking a refreshing jump in the Atlantic to eating ice cream at the beachfront, watching street performers entertain the crowds, there is for all something new to experience.
Summertime is also a busy time in Sligo, from the many festivals to the many sport events, from taking a refreshing jump in the Atlantic to eating ice cream at the beachfront, watching street performers entertain the crowds, there is for all something new to experience.
Autumn in Sligo
Autumn is a beautiful and vibrant time in Sligo. The tree leaves change colour , an Atlantic sea breeze brings cooler air and the days get shorter. It is a time where you can enjoy a lot of outdoor and indoor activitites, enjoy a cosy turf fire or just wrap up warm and brave the weather while walking through one of Sligo's many forests
Winter in Sligo
Winter in Sligo is in general mild with average temperatures of 8 degrees. The temperature can sometimes drop below freezing, but snow is scarce.
Sligo is buzzing during the winter, from Christmas markets to Christmas shopping, from warming yourself nearby an open fire to eating a hearty meal, it is a time to relax and discover that Sligo hospitality
Sligo is buzzing during the winter, from Christmas markets to Christmas shopping, from warming yourself nearby an open fire to eating a hearty meal, it is a time to relax and discover that Sligo hospitality