Language exchanges are a great way to learn a new language with native speakers. They can teach you how to use a new language in a conversational setting, while at the same time helping another to learn your own language. You can practice your Irish language skills in a relaxed and friendly environment at Cabra Library on Saturdays at 11.30am.

Language exchanges are a great way to learn a new language with native speakers. They can teach you how to use a new language in a conversational setting, while at the same time helping another to learn your own language. Practice your Irish conversational skills in a relaxed and friendly setting at the Ciorcal Comhrá in the Central Library, Ilac Centre on Saturdays at 1.15pm.

Language exchanges are a great way to learn a new language with native speakers. They can teach you how to use a new language in a conversational setting, while at the same time helping another to learn your own language. Practice your Japanese conversational skills in a relaxed and friendly setting in the Central Library, Ilac Centre on Saturdays at 2.30pm.

Language exchanges are a great way to learn a new language with native speakers. They can teach you how to use a new language in a conversational setting, while at the same time helping another to learn your own language. Practice your German conversational skills in a relaxed and friendly setting in the Central Library, Ilac Centre on Saturdays at 3.45pm.

Do you want to learn how to speak Spanish? Do you already speak and want to improve? Are you a native speaker and want to improve your English? Join us in Pearse Street Library as we welcome back our language exchanges into our library.

Anyone is welcome, whatever your ability. It is a chance to share what you know and learn among others who are discovering a new language for the first time or are building on their existing knowledge.

The Central Library Craft Group meets each Saturday from 12-1.15pm.

Knit, Hook, Stitch, Stick, Sketch, Tat, Knot, Weave, Cut…whatever your style, simply bring your project along for a craft and chat session.

For further information, please email centrallibrary@dublincity.ie

Amal Women Association and Islamic Foundation of Ireland  are planning a health screening day for Muslim community in Dublin city. On this day, a team of doctors and nurses will be available to conduct different tests and examinations for people free of charge, a plan for follow up will be offered when needed.

Celebration of shared multi-cultural food and music.

Cricket played with a taped tennis ball. Open to everyone and suitable for all ages. Plenty of fun for anyone looking to give cricket a go.

The event will showcase and educate the audience about Biafra’s rich cultural heritage, languages, arts, literature, historical facts, human and technological achievements, and many more. The event will also illustrate Biafra’s huge entertainment heritage both comically, lyrically and dramatically.

Dynamic Drimnagh in conjunction with DCC and Dublin South City Partnership will celebrate diversity at the LGBTQ+ Funrun in Brickfield Park, Drimnagh.

Launch of Multicultural Resource Room for Children in Goldenbridge Complex.

Team Zimbabwe  FC will host a football tournament on the 12th of November 2022 in Bushy Park Terenure.  The Team has taken the lead in addressing and improving the youth’s emotional and mental well-being, through visits to refugee centres and engaging youth in sport to promote positive mental health and bring about connections that would break the barriers of inclusion for people living in Direct Provision System, refugees’ and other migrants.

Team Zimbabwe is a multicultural team,  can proudly say we have in our team, Irish, Brazilians, Italians, Somalians, Malawian, Romanian, South Africans, Ethiopians, Uganda, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Palestinians and Botswana guys.

We want to use the football tournament as a platform  to help asylum seekers to create networks outside direct provision.    One of the participating Teams is comprised of individuals from direct provision.   We use football as a platform for inclusion and as our motto Says “NOBODY GETS LEFT OUT WITH TEAM ZIMBABWE”