Events
Summer Stars: Story time with an alien theme
"Aliens love Underpants". Tuesday 1st August at 3.30 pm. Story time with colouring. Suitable for ages 3-6. All welcome.
Lego Competition
Children are invited to participate in the County Library Tallaght's Lego building competition. Entrants are asked to use their imagination and build a piece based on this year's theme, 'My favourite place in the World'. Simply take your build and entry form to Tallaght Library on Monday 24th July between 11:30 am and 1:30 pm.
The competition is open to those aged 4-18. Entry forms and rules are available in the library or to download here.
Story Time for Young Children
Story time will take place at 3.30 pm each Tuesday (except 25th July) in the children's library until the end of August. All welcome. No need to book.
Printmaking Workshop
With Gabi McGrath. Learn creative printmaking techniques. For 8-12 year olds.
Booking from Monday 17 July, 1.30pm, via www.eventbrite.ie/e/printmaking-workshop-tickets-36158714689
Massy's Woods Heritage Walk
Meet at the Hell Fire Club car park, Old Military Road
Led by historian Frank Tracey
All Welcome
Rathfarnham Village Heritage Walk
Meet at the Anne Devlin Statue in the Village
All Welcome
The History of Irish Emigration to Argentina - a talk by Tim Fanning
As part of Tallaght Library’s Irish-Argentine Festival, Tim Fanning (Author of the wonderful Paisanos, The Forgotten Irish Who Changed the Face of Latin America) will be doing a talk on the history of Irish Emigration to Argentina on Tuesday 11th at 6.30PM at Tallaght Library. There is no cost and you can book a place at www.eventbrite.ie
A History of Clondalkin Library
Talk by Clondalkin Historical Society on Clondalkin's beautiful Carnegie Library, built in 1911.
No booking required, all welcome.
Genealogy and Family History Group
This group, facilitated by Eileen Brady, meets to share their resources and knowledge of genealogy and family history.
No booking required, new members always welcome.
GIY (Grow It Yourself) Group Meeting
GIY is a global movement of people who grow their own food. Facilitated by Ann McEwan and Dermot Doyle.
No booking required, new members always welcome.
