Dublin Climate Action Week returns this May to promote a more resilient future
Dublin Climate Action Week will return this May to inspire county wide action for a climate resilient future.
Taking place from May 11-17, Dublin Climate Action Week showcases the capital’s commitment to building a cleaner, greener society. Through workshops, talks, exhibitions, school programmes, community events, and interactive activities it’s dynamic programme aims to inspire individuals, communities and businesses to take meaningful action on climate change .
Organised and delivered jointly by Dublin’s four local authorities, Climate Action Week brings together Dun Laghaire-Rathdown, Fingal, Dublin City, and South Dublin county councils. Events will focus on key themes including sustainable transport, energy efficiency, nature-based solutions, circular economy and community‑led climate solutions.
Launching the programme James Phelan, Director Infrastructure and Climate Change, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, David Storey, Director Environment, Climate Action and Sports, Fingal County Council, Teresa Walsh, Director Climate Action, South Dublin County Council, and Patricia Reidy, Executive Manager Climate Action, Dublin City Council jointly stated:
“Climate action happens locally, and the events during Dublin Climate Action Week will empower people to make a difference. From considering small lifestyle changes to implementing large‑scale policy initiatives, this week will highlight how everyone has a role in tackling the climate crisis.”
All the events will align with Ireland’s national climate targets and the Dublin Local Authorities’ Climate Action Plans, reinforcing the ambition to reduce emissions, improve air quality, and support a just transition for all communities.
Residents, businesses, organisations, and community groups will be encouraged to get involved by attending events, hosting activities, or sharing their own climate initiatives with a wider audience. All events will be free and open to the public, with both in‑person and online options available.
From workshops on making your own soap to BirdWatch Ireland’s fascinating talk on seabird and marine protected areas, Dublin Climate Action Week encompassing sustainability in all its forms with events aimed at all ages.
For the full programme and event registration details, visit www.dublinclimateactionweek.ie. or follow one of the four local authorities on social media for updates.
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