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Free Cork employment workshops: November dates and how to register
Meet SECAD’s employment team at free November workshops in Youghal, Carrigaline, Millstreet and Macroom. Check eligibility and register in advance.
by Aoife Walsh
Guides, stories and insights for internationals building a new life abroad.
Meet SECAD’s employment team at free November workshops in Youghal, Carrigaline, Millstreet and Macroom. Check eligibility and register in advance.
Explore Dublin’s Beta Festival from 6–22 November 2026, with a sensory exhibition, a free artist talk and an all-day gaming performance.
Discover music, shared food and an art exhibition at Wexford’s Frederick Douglass Civil Rights Festival, running from 6 to 21 November 2026.
Free activities, films and an Irish Sign Language showcase offer ways to explore Science Week in Kerry and north Dublin this November.
Plan a French film night in Dublin: three picks from the IFI festival, running 18–29 November 2026, with ticket prices and practical travel advice.
Galway’s galleries become a place to discover new art, hear live electronic music and join a conversation in Japanese and English this November. TULCA Festival of Visual Arts returns from 6 to 22 November 2026 with Veruca Salt, curated by Sinéad Keogh: a city-wide invitation to encounter artists working across film, sculpture, photography, sound and […]
Explore nine cultural zones at Dublin Zoo’s Wild Lights, from Irish folklore to Carnival, with colourful lanterns, music and a winter evening trail.
Residents on the Ballyheigue Public Water Supply should still avoid drinking tap water. Uisce Éireann’s 27 October update keeps the do-not-consume notice in place, including the western catchment of the Clanmaurice Group Water Scheme. Boiling affected tap water does not make it safe. Do not use it for food preparation, cooking, brushing teeth, ice or […]
Galway’s autumn food programme offers a way to explore Irish traditions alongside Portuguese and Japanese influences this November. Blas na Samhna brings tastings, storytelling and shared meals to venues across the city and county. The Galway Advertiser’s preview (advertiser.ie/galway/article/152976/galway-gets-into-the-spirit-of-the-season-with-blas-na-samhna), published on 15 October, describes a festival beginning on 28 October and running through November. Rather […]
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