Monday 3rd April 2023

This workshop gives you the opportunity to create sustainable floral art with the guidance of our lovely tutor Aleksandra.

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Invited community groups will visit Trinity College Dublin, take part in a workshop and meet current students.

Yoga and mindfulness promote better physical and mental health. It helps you sleep better, builds muscle strength, increases flexibility,  eases stress and anxiety levels.  Come along and unwind with us.

Have you noticed that true crime always focuses on the most extreme situations? Do you want to know what crime and criminal justice in Ireland are really like? Come to Truer Than True Crime with Dr. Ian Marder (Maynooth University), a quiz-style conversation about the reality of crime and justice.

You can join the event on Zoom from any laptop or mobile device using the below details.

Please be aware that, if joining from a phone, you may need to download Zoom.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89411025827?pwd=cVZrL1Jqb1dPZzJPazBzVFpndUpkUT09

Meeting ID: 894 1102 5827

Passcode: 566508

EUNIC European Film Club: A Casa Tutti Bene ( There’s No Place Like Home )

Fusion Murga is an inclusive, collaborative workshop involving music, theatre, satire, comedy, drumming, drag, clown, choir and much more! It is a creative meeting point for artists and art lovers affected by histories of migration. Everybody is welcome. Snacks, tea and face paint. Hearty treats and instruments welcome.

The Ballyfermot College Men’s Shed Project display will be varied, with black and white photos taken by our Art and Graphics students, and also their paintings of the Ballyfermot area.  Our Photography students have taken digital images of the men during their visit to BCFE. The opening evening will have music from our music students on the night.

Location: Ballyfermot College 269 Ballyfermot Rd, Kylemore, Ballyfermot, Co. Dublin, D10 TX46

Messages about healthy eating are everywhere. Nevertheless, many of us find it difficult to consistently eat in a way that helps us achieve our health goals. A Registered Associate Nutritionist explains how healthier eating may lie in the habits we practise and what we can do about this.

Mind Yourself: Tools& Techniques for Resilience and Managing Workplace Stress. This event is open to employers and employees.

Cabra Library knitting group meets on Mondays 2.30-4.00pm.

Our Knitting group is great way to meet new people, swap patterns and have a chat whilst working on your projects.

The group is open to anyone who would like to come along with whatever they are working on and share hints and tips, beginners are very welcome.

Facilitated by All Things Craft

Adults are welcome to share or learn new skills in feltmaking, knitting, crochet and crafting.

Mondays at 2.30pm. Except Bank Holidays.

Tea and coffee available.

T: 01 222 8317

Walking guided tour of Dublin City Centre.  The tour will start at 2pm at the bottom of the steps leading up to Dublin City Central Library.  The route will take in items of historical interest in the inner city.  It will last approx one hour & finish at Marsh’s Library.

Join this guided tour led by RCSI Head Porter Frank Donegan to learn about the rich history of RCSI including when the building was seized by rebels led by Michael Mallin and Countess Markievicz during the 1916 Easter Rising. Pre-

Registration is essential https://forms.office.com/e/xfEchd8jq1 

This event will see students from the National College of Art and Design join together with members of the Rialto community in an intergenerational workshop that will create magnificent drawings and celebrate the universal language of drawing as a tool for learning, expression and invention. NCAD’s Access Office works to promote equity of access to third level education to groups who are under-represented in third level.

Come and learn about all the online resources you can access for free using your Dublin City Libraries card! We’ll help you set up BorrowBox on your phone or tablet so that you can access audiobooks and ebooks for free wherever you are.

Depending on your interests and needs, we’ll introduce you to some of our other digital resources too. Love classical music? Discover the Medici TV app. Learning English or a second language? Discover our selection of language apps. Love reading the news? We’ll show you how to access magazines and newspapers for free. Want to learn how to play an instrument? Find out how to access ArtistWorks’ online music lessons.

Our digital resources provide plenty of opportunities for people to learn new knowledge, explore new hobbies and upgrade their study skills for free! These 20-minute demonstrations will be done on a one-to-one basis!

To book a place, contact 01 222 8890 or [email protected]

We welcome students, parents, older people and everyone in between. Be sure to bring your library card with you on the day; alternatively, bring ID and we’ll create one for you.

All are very welcome to this online event that will outline the many important ways that patients and the public can be involved in research. Attendees will hear from researchers and staff at RCSI who have worked with the public on their research and hear about opportunities to become involved. It is hosted by the RCSI PPI Ignite Team, and please contact Dr Michelle Flood at [email protected] with any queries.

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUuceutrTIqG9KHXSJG4Zimzi1VUyIXIQwh

Children aged 8-10 are invited to join us in Fighting Words to discover a time capsule from one  hundred years ago and then, inspired by what they discover, will write a story together, helped by Fighting Words tutors.

They will have time to write their own individual endings to the story. The children will leave with a copy of their book, including illustrations and an About the Author page. Join us for a journey back in time.

Registration link: https://www.fightingwords.ie/fighting-words-story-writing-workshop-going-back-time

Facilitated by Sean Delaney, a PRIDE Poet and member of MoLI Learning team. You’ll hear about MoLI: the Museum of Literature Ireland; and through creative writing exercises, you will explore your inner world, get ideas out of your head and onto the page. Everyone’s got a story to tell – no experience necessary!

Parents of students attending the Trinity Access Programmes’ linked schools are invited to take part in a campus tour and learn about the possible education pathways open to them.

The Coolock Library Toddler group meets every Monday and Thursday 10.30-11.30am. Join us for playtime and story time, new members always welcome.
Tel. 01 222 8490

Ballymun Library painting group is here to help you create space in your life to explore what creativity means to you.

Art Groups currently meet in a number of branch libraries, weekly or bi-weekly depending on Group. However days, dates and times can vary so it is advisable to check with the relevant library in advance

Coolock Art Group meet on Mondays & Fridays from 10.00am to 1.00pm.

As dates and times may vary, it is advisable to check with Coolock Library in advance. Tel. 8477781

Do you need advice or tips on your CV?

Drop into Parnell Adult Learning Centre
Monday 3rd of April 10-12 and 2-4pm

Adult Education Guidance Counsellors will be available to meet with you.

Please contact the Adult Education Guidance service for more information on 01 87877495/0861084686 email: [email protected]