STAMPA 26 is happening. STAMPA (formally known as the Irish National Stamp Exhibition) exists to promote and develop philately both inside and outside of Ireland

STAMPA (formally known as the Irish National Stamp Exhibition) exists to promote and develop philately both inside and outside of Ireland. We have been in existence since 1972 and the public has enjoyed many annual exhibitions over our half-century-plus history.
The STAMPA Council exists to ensure the safe and successful operation of STAMPA. We invite you to meet us at our next STAMPA event.
Council Members:
● Chairman: Philip Kane
● Secretary: Brian Harmon
● Treasurer: (vacant position)
● Supported by: Mike Burrington, Brian Callan, Tim Crowley, Alan Farrell, Clem Hegarty, John Lennon, Chris McDonagh, Heloise Mitchell, Marcus Orsi
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STAMPA is held at Griffith College, Dublin. This historic location, a former army barracks, is named after Arthur Griffith and has a modern well lit auditorium with on-site catering facilities, wi-fi and free parking.
The exhibition is organised by a voluntary unpaid group of collectors.
You are invited to participate in STAMPA 2026 on 10th, 11th and 12th September which will feature stamp exhibits, dealers and An Post. A set of philatelic souvenirs will be available exclusively to STAMPA members. Postmarks will be provided by An Post with a different one for each day of the show.
A major feature of STAMPA has always been the competition entries and displays. There are several classes which exhibitors can choose from, whether novice or advanced, including both a PICTURE POSTCARD and MODERN class.