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 French language skills at Cabra Library on Tuesdays at 6.30pm.

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. You can practice your French conversational skills in a relaxed and friendly setting in Raheny Library on Tuesdays at 6.30pm.

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 Spanish conversational skills in a relaxed and friendly setting in the Central Library, Ilac Centre on Tuesdays at 6.45pm.

Fancy playing cards and meeting new people? Raheny Library’s Whist group are looking for new members!!

Beginners welcome, cards provided. No need to pre-book, just show up.

The group meets at Raheny Library on Tuesdays at 10.30am.

Join Violet and Philomena for a creative card-making workshop.

Join Anna and Julie for an accessible yoga class open to chair and mat users.

Join Mikey for a sing-along; be part of the action or just sit back and enjoy the show.

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Mikey Smith is a retired professional rugby player (Leinster and Connacht), now turned professional musican.

Join in the tricks with Alex-Kazam! Magic show fun for all ages.

Join Alex for an interactive workshop asking how climate change will affect people with disabilities in Ireland and abroad.

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Alex works for Global Action Plan, a charity that helps schools, communities and businesses make changes for more sustainable living.

Have you tried out the new Cubbie or the fabulous Tovertafel (Magic Table) in Walkinstown Library yet?

Now is your chance to do so. My Sensory Hour is for primary school children and their parents/carers on Tuesdays from 3.30pm-4.30pm. Chill out in our Cubbie, play with the interactive games on the Tovertafel, explore our new sensory toy box full of fun and educational toys, meet other parents and get advice from our friendly staff about books suitable for your child.

Please email the library at walkinstownlibrary@dublincity.ie if you are interested in taking part.

Thomas and his Nan live near the Five Lamps. He’s sixteen. She’s almost seventy. She took him in after his mother died. He’d nowhere else to go. Nan’s in the early stages of dementia. Leaves the front door open. Loses her phone and her glasses. But Thomas doesn’t worry. Hasn’t he just landed a part in a murder mystery film in Wicklow? Or has he? And shortly he’ll be heading for Hollywood. And more! He’ll be bringing Nan with him. But reality strikes when Nan is caught with a kettle under her coat in Dunnes. And she can’t remember her name. The rest of the family want Nan put away. But Nan won’t be separated from her grandson. And he feels the same about her.
Written by Michael J Harnett, directed by Vinnie McCabe, and starring Deidre Monaghan, Callum Maxwell, and Brenda Brooks this compelling play received excellent reviews, and after performances at Holyhead and The Viking, it will move to the nearby Clasác from the 8th to the 25th November.
You can reserve your tickets now by contacting us at roisinlonergan@fivelampsarts.ie / 087 9737401 or by booking at the link https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/the-cloudspotter-in-the-clasac-tickets-444023124117

At our English Classes, for migrants/refugees, in the following 6 areas Rialto, Inchicore, Drimnagh, Red Cow, Terenure and Rathgar, we will hold a special celebration of food and entertainment for participants and volunteer tutors for Inclusion and Integration week.

Our Ability+ Programme works with young people 18-29 who have various levels of ability and mental health challenges. We have been working to set up a social network and will hold a Pizza and quiz night for them.

Team Zimbabwe football club will do a presentation on how to build networks outside direction provision  and showcase the Sports, Charitable events ands thought provoking sessions about the activities we do as Team Zimbabwe and how they can join our football club and or other networks outside direct provision.  It will also be outlined to other attendees that this is event can be replicated in other platforms so as to enhance Diversity and Inclusion.  We would also take a questions from the attendees as well as conduct a quiz show and award  prizes to individuals who would have participated and scored high.