Telugu festivals 2026 in Dublin
All 137 Telugu festivals, vratams, ekadashis, amavasyas, pournamis and Sankashti Chaturthis of 2026 with their dates in Dublin (Ireland), computed for Dublin's own sunrise, dusk, midnight and moonrise in local time. Key dates: Makara Sankranti Wednesday 14 January 2026; Ugadi Thursday 19 March 2026; Sri Rama Navami Thursday 26 March 2026; Vinayaka Chavithi Monday 14 September 2026; Vijayadashami Tuesday 20 October 2026; Deepavali Sunday 8 November 2026. 35 of these dates differ from the date in India (Hyderabad), shown in the last column: Sri Rama Navami is on 26 March 2026 here but 27 March 2026 in India; Raksha Bandhan is on 27 August 2026 here but 28 August 2026 in India; Sri Krishna Janmashtami is on 3 September 2026 here but 4 September 2026 in India; Durgashtami is on 18 October 2026 here but 19 October 2026 in India. A festival is tied to a tithi at a set part of the day, and the tithi ends at the same instant everywhere, so a city whose clock is many hours behind India can reach that part of the day on the previous date. Not listed: Atla Taddi (India 28 Oct). On those nights the Moon does not rise between sunset and the next sunrise in Dublin, so the moonrise rule that fixes the date cannot be applied, and we do not guess a date. The busiest months are September (16), October (15), January (14) by number of entries. Each festival links to its page with the tithi timing and the rule that fixes the date; each date links to the full panchangam of that day for this city.
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