Date: 23/03/2021 - 11/05/2021 Activity Title: Online Drama class with Martina O'Connor Centre Name: Mountview Fortlawn Community, Youth & Sports Hub Description: Come join 8 weeks of online Drama classes with Martina O'Connor who is credited by DDLETB. The Drama class starts on Wednesday 23rd of March and is a weekly course running until 11th of May. Please contact the Mountview Fortlawn Community Centre to secure a place. Registrations close on 5th of March.

For World Book Day, Marie-Therese reads Hairy Maclary: Scattercat by Lynley Dodd. Find out what happens when Hairy Maclary comes face-to-face with the toughest tomcat in town! https://youtu.be/hLREOI3MdBo

For our series of Spring Events, we're happy to bring you Cooking For Gut Health with Belén. In this video, learn how to cook Warm Roasted Veggie Salad With Rice; a tasty dish full of natural pre and probiotics and antioxidants. This type of dish will fill your mouth with flavours and keep you full and satisfied. Visit Fingal Libraries on YouTube to find more episodes of Cooking For Gut Health with Belén. https://youtu.be/Jk_0bgUZo7A

If you missed Engineers Week, don't worry! You can still watch the videos on Fingal Libraries YouTube Channel. In this Engineering Virtual Workshop by the Rediscovery Centre, learn about engineering concepts, types of engineering, and how engineering is an essential part of our lives. The virtual workshop features a range of activities, including a game and hands-on engineering challenges. Primary school students: https://youtu.be/W3D8Up3JoXI Secondary school students: https://youtu.be/XHoUiZtLY6E

Make your very own leprechaun with Yvonne! https://youtu.be/KPcMTMug1k4

Make a beautiful pot of gold with a paper chain rainbow for St. Patrick’s Day in this craft with Laura: https://youtu.be/jH-wzpPAev8

In this St. Patrick's Day craft, learn how to knit a bookmark: https://youtu.be/FDVFnpKM1-c

Fingal County Council Libraries Department is delighted to host a series of talks with author and retired Detective Chief Superintendent John O’Brien.

Fingal County Council has unveiled a new 10-year strategy it hopes will help boost the number of trees across north Dublin and ensure that Ireland’s youngest county is left in a better state when it is handed over to future generations.