The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (DIAS) is once again conjuring up the spooky side of science and history with the return of its much-loved festival, Samhain agus Science. Come along to the free events and explore medieval murder mysteries, the history of demons in physics, the cosmic hauntings of the Big Bang, the solar flares erupting from our Sun, the role of the Dead Zoo in deepening our understanding of nature, and the dynamic forces beneath the Earth’s surface Beginning Wednesday 22 October, Samhain agus Science will run until Wednesday 4 November and the events will tak

Calling all teens! Register for 'Next Gen – Now' to talk to local changemakers about fast fashion and take the confusion out of fast fashion Hosted by Dublin City Council in collaboration with Dublin City Comhairle na nÓg, this event provides an exciting opportunity to see local businesses promoting our world for the better, and for you to get the chance to talk to local changemakers about fast fashion. Think about the clothes you wear, how long have you owned them, where did you buy them, where were they made? In your community, are there any groups who try to make your area mo

The Dublin Book Festival is one of Ireland’s most successful and dynamic book festivals, running since June 2006 in the heart of Ireland’s capital with its rich literary history. ​This annual public festival is a celebration of Ireland’s writers and publishers, which showcases, supports and develops Irish books by programming and publicising their authors, editors and contributors – all in an entertaining, festive, friendly and accessible environment. Both established and emerging writers from a variety of genres come together to explore their books, share their insights, engage in s