Dublinia is continuing its seasonal lecture series programme, and this Autumn, we invite you to delve into the history of our iconic building, unearth the latest Viking discoveries at Ballyfermot, delve into the mysteries of Dublin 8’s churches and cathedrals, and immerse yourself in a host of captivating topics brought to life by our expert speakers. Admission is free but tickets must be booked. 25th of September: Antoine Giacometti – Exciting New Viking Discoveries at Ballyfermot, Dublin 2nd of October: Emer Purcell – St Michan’s Church and Christ Church Cathedral: connect

This Positive Ageing Week, we’re celebrating the power of connection across generations. Ageing well isn’t just about living longer—it’s about living better, with meaning, joy, and a sense of belonging. One of the most powerful ways to achieve that is through intergenerational connections. When older and younger generations come together, something magical happens: Wisdom meets curiosity – life lessons shared, and fresh ideas embraced. Traditions meet innovation – stories, culture, and skills passed down, while new technologies open doors. Loneliness meets friendship

The Dublin Festival of History will run from 26 September to 12 October 2025, with our Big Weekend at the Round Room at the Mansion House, from Saturday 27 September to Sunday 28 September. The Dublin Festival of History is an annual free festival, brought to you by Dublin City Council, and organised by Dublin City Libraries, in partnership with the Dublin City Council Culture Company. Now in its thirteenth year, the festival has built a reputation for shining a fresh perspective on history and its importance in our everyday lives, attracting best-selling Irish and international historia