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A joint initiative to promote Dublin as a must-visit tourist destination has seen representatives from the four local authorities put Dublin in the spotlight at one of the largest events of its kind in the world.

Join Fingal Library staff for a spooky storytime!

Irish Aphasia Theatre will be running a series of free, accessible workshops for people who have brain injuries, aphasia, or early brain diseases. Irish Aphasia Theatre uses theatre and the performing arts tools to empower participants and enhance communication skills and confidence.

Attendees will be introduced to crime scene investigations from the point of view of the forensic scientist.

This workshop presents the five curriculum strands (numbers, algebra, shapes and space, measures and data) to students in a fun and interactive way.

As part of Fingal Inclusion week, Psychotherapist Amber Roche, linked to the new EU strategy on mental Health will be joining Barry O’Carroll for a series of talks on mental health as part of Fingal’s Inclusion Week

This workshop will illustrate how engineering is an essential part of our lives. The hands-on activities develop mathematical thinking, problem solving skills, and spatial awareness. Activities include K’Nex constructions and building an earthquake proof house. Suitable for ages 9+.

Five artists will be paired with science, engineering, and manufacturing experts in North County Dublin. Each artist learns how one of five (5) everyday objects is made: a t-shirt, a hamburger, a mobile phone, a car, or Lego blocks.

Cuidiú aims to bring parents, primarily those without local family and support structures, together by organising activities for families to get to know others in their community.