Visitors
Magicians visiting Ireland on vacation will find a warm welcome. With seven societies and an abundance of meetings and events going on throughout the year it is fairly likely that at least one gathering of sorts will coincide with your visit. As a courtesy you should contact the secretary of the society you intend to visit.

Lecturers
The following is by no means the gospel on lecturing in Ireland but it should help magicians planning a lecture tour in Ireland.

There are 7 magic societies in Ireland.

2 In Northern Ireland
The Mid Ulster Magic Circle & The Ulster Society of Magicians

2 in Dublin
The Society of Irish Magicians (SIM) & and The Mystic Circle of Magicians (The Mystics)

2 in Southern Ireland
The Southern Brotherhood of Magicians (SBM) and The Munster Society of Magicians (MSM)

IBM Ring 85 covers the whole of Ireland. Ring 85 do not hold monthly meetings or lectures however.

Many magicians are members of multiple societies in Ireland and as a result it is not really feasible to lecture in all six. Doing so would dilute your audience. Typically visiting magicians will lecture in one of the northern societies, one of the Dublin societies and one of the southern societies in any one trip. This results in bigger attendances at each lecture and hopefully more sales in lecture notes and merchandise for you.

In some cases, depending on the time of the year it is possible to fly in Monday, lecture that evening, Tuesday evening, Wednesday Evening and fly out Thursday morning. This kind of arrangement is a win-win. It allows you as a lecturer to optimise your earning potential and allows Irish magic societies - who are more often then not working with limited budgets - to split the costs of travel.

Please be aware that neither IrishMagicNews or it's owner are in the business of organisin lecture tours.  Although there are always exceptions to the rule most overseas lecturers are 1) flying in from the UK or 2) already in Ireland on a vacation.  Both of these options make it possible for Irish Societies to host their lecture.  Flying lecturers in from mainland Europe, the US and further afield coupled with accomodation costs and lecture fees more often then not makes it a very costly excercise.

"The guys in Ireland treated me so unbelievably kindly and were so hospitable during my stay. And I had such a blast at their annual convention - it sticks out in my mind as one of the best, ever! I would come back anytime!"
Joshua Jay

Remember we are only a short commuter flight from any Brittish airport so if you are planning a lecture tour of the UK remember to get in touch with Irish magic societies also.
Bear in mind when travelling with some airlines you are
allowed a maximum of 25kg baggage weight. 
15gk in the hold and 10kg carry on luggage.

Outside of the intricacies of planning a trip you will find once you get here that our reputation for a great welcome is well deserved and we will look after you as we would our own during your time on our shores.

"I give you little green lot a big two thumbs up."
John Archer