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Coolmine Community School‘s students are back and promise to entertain you again this season. Prepare to be dazzled by their musical, dance and dramatic abilities. This is the 19th year Coolmine Community School has staged the Feast of Talent show in Draíocht and it promises to be a night not to be missed. 

Our Slow Sessions are aimed towards adult musicians who are learning an instrument and are at a stage where they wish to take part in a relaxed informal traditional music session. These sessions aim to encourage the participants to learn a repertoire of new tunes while playing with other musicians at slow to moderate tempos.

Fifteen Fingal County Council projects have been short-listed for prestigious national awards.  

Suitable for beginners and experienced adults and teenagers (aged 15+) Classes are structured informally, on a one to one basis, in the students preferred medium; Watercolour, Oil, Acrylic, Pastel etc. and choosing their own subject, i.e. Landscape, Seascape, Figurative, etc.

Coolmine Panto Group are back with a pantomime treatment of the Robin Hood legend for all the family. Join in the fun as Sir Robin of Locksley together with his Mother, Lady Rose Bud, draw swords and arrows with the money grabbing Sheriff of Nothingdoing, Sir Guy Sterling. Can Sir Robin rescue Maid Marion from the evil Sheriff?

The McFadden-O’Shaughnessy School of Irish Dancing hold classes every Friday from 3pm for boys and girls of all ages.

Tuesday evenings from January 7th. 7:30pm to 8:30pm & 8:30pm to 9:30pm.

Following the success of its inaugural Pride Festival earlier this year, Fingal County Council has announced that it will now be hosting a series of events over the winter months with the launch of Fingal Winter Pride.