What's On in Dublin

Award-winning Irish comedian Aoife Dunne brings her debut hour to the 3Olympia. 'Good Grief' is a show about loss, love, and finding something to laugh at in the middle of it all.

Rising Irish comedian Aoife Dunne blends humour, heartbreak and razor-sharp insight in her debut solo show Good Grief, exploring loss, connection and the strange ways we survive what we think we cannot.

A beginner-friendly pottery making workshop for kids at This Must Be The Place in Dublin. Little ones learn to shape clay and create their own ceramic pieces.

A two-hour Sunday evening wellness session at Lemon Tree Yoga Studio in Clontarf. Breathwork, sound bath and yoga nidra for €42 - a proper wind-down for the week.

A free guided birdwatching tour at the National Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin. Spot and identify the birds that call the gardens home with expert guides.

Learn jewellery making at the Craft Courtyard in Marlay Park, Rathfarnham. A hands-on creative workshop in one of Dublin's best park settings.

A KPOP Demon Hunters-themed family rave at The Bernard Shaw in Dublin 9. Anime-inspired fun with K-pop music, dancing, and dress-up for kids and parents.

Understand your attachment style, learn how to become more securely attached and get confident in connection. Followed by Q+A

Paint A Neon Canvas. Music. UV Lights. Prizes. No Experience Needed To Take Part.

Free trad session at O'Donoghue's on Merrion Row. Traditional Irish music in one of Dublin's most storied pubs.

Learn orienteering in Dublin. Navigate using maps and compass through parks and forests - a sport that combines running, navigation, and the outdoors.

Remembering Brendan Kennelly, a poet whose life and work continues to echo through public memory and beyond.