One Dublin One Book is a Dublin City Council initiative, led by Dublin City Libraries, which encourages everyone to read a book connected with the capital city during the month of April every year. This year, the 20th anniversary of the One Dublin One Book initiative, Dublin City Council have announced that a new anthology of fiction, poetry, essays and memoir pieces collated in celebration of the city, as the One Dublin One Book choice for 2025. Dublin, written in our hearts features work from: Kevin Barry, Estelle Birdy, Niamh Campbell, Kevin Curran, Roddy Doyle, Anne Enright, FELIS

Dublin City Council invites all of our Resident Associations, TidyTowns Ireland Groups, Environmental Groups, Schools, Businesses and individual residents to please join our Team on Saturday 26th April from 11am – 1pm for the Dublin Community Clean Up as part of National Spring Clean month 2025. Team Dublin Clean-Up is an annual event which aims to bring together community, resident, business and environmental groups in order to spend a little time caring for their area. If you would like to join Team Dublin please firstly register with An Taisce National Spring Clean: https://national

Neurodivergent Friendly Festival returns for a two-day run this April. Reserve your FREE tickets now. Following on from a hugely successful 2024 event, Dublin City Council is delighted to welcome back Dublin City Council Sensoria to Merrion Square Park this April! Two full days of fun, laughter & learning through a thoughtfully curated, neurodivergent friendly programme suitable for all ages. This much anticipated, free, ticketed event will take place over three sessions each day, with each session running for 2 hours. Guests of all ages are invited to select their preferred day and time