Join Bat Conservation Ireland for an engaging talk about bats. Discover the fascinating truths and debunk the myths surrounding these incredible flying mammals. This is a unique opportunity to learn about the vital role our native bats play in our environment.
Tai Chi is a low impact, slow motion exercise. In this four-week course, Stephen Pentony will guide you through the graceful movements and health benefits of this Chinese practice. Comfortable clothing and footwear are recommended. Please note: This workshop involves physical movement. If you have issues with mobility or balance, please consult your doctor to help you decide if this event is right for you.
This is a four week course on 4th April, 11th April, 25th April and 2nd May from 2:00pm-3:00pm
Do you find it hard to save? Are rising utility costs getting on top of you? MABS, the Irish money advice service, will be offering a FREE budgeting and money management sessions. MABS has been supporting people with money advice, budgeting, and problem debt for 30 years.
Do you find it hard to save? Are rising utility costs getting on top of you? MABS, the Irish money advice service, will be offering a FREE budgeting and money management sessions. MABS has been supporting people with money advice, budgeting, and problem debt for 30 years.
Do you find it hard to save? Are rising utility costs getting on top of you? MABS, the Irish money advice service, will be offering a FREE budgeting and money management sessions. MABS has been supporting people with money advice, budgeting, and problem debt for 30 years.
Join Frank Whearity for a fascinating talk on the rise and fall of Kenure house and estate and the families who lived there from the mid–17th century. All that remains of the former palatial mansion, which was demolished in 1978, is the free–standing portico.
Opening on Saturday 12th April 2025 at 2 pm followed by a talk:
Balbriggan Stockings on the Global Stage by historian Dr Cora McDonagh
in the Castle Drawing Room at 3 pm.
The exhibition will be accompanied free public events - see https://www.creativeireland.gov.ie/en/fingal/ for details.
This exhibition will run until Sunday 11th May, 2025.
Ardgillan Gallery is open: Wednesday to Sunday - 10 am to 4 pm.
This is a free event
You don't need to have any previous experience in embroidery or stitching to take part in the workshop. All materials and tools will be provided for the duration of the class.
This free workshop takes place as part of the Weaving the Threads of Heritage art exhibition which opens in Ardgillan Gallery on 12th April and runs until 11th May 2025.
This talk is aimed at those who are considering or have researched some topic of local history. It will provide pointers on how to research, where best to look for information, and how and make findings available to the public.
Explore fascinating topics like spider senses, how snakes experience the world, the incredible talents of chameleons, and more. This event offers children the chance to discover amazing facts, inspiring a passion for learning about nature.
Dr. Sorensen’s talk and slide show will offer insight into the rich history of Fingal's hosiery and textile manufacturing industry, which inspired the group exhibition Weaving the Threads of Heritage.
The exhibition opens in Ardgillan Gallery on 12th April and runs until 11th May 2025.
