Paul Lynch is the prize-winning author of Grace, The Black Snow and Red Sky in the Morning. He will be discussing his critically acclaimed works, with particular focus on the novel 'Grace'.

Paul Browne will review the main symptoms and causes of stress; examine the importance of sleep in helping a person to improve their wellbeing, and include a meditation practice.

Join us at Enniscorthy Library for a special demonstration by Joan Miller from Sam McCauley's Chemists.

As part of the Parenting Today series of talks, Richard Takacs will talk about parental controls when children are online.

As part of the inaugural Eugene O’Neill International Festival of Theatre, Sean Reidy will discuss the Graves Shipping Company, the replica Dunbrody Famine Ship and the New Ross diaspora.

Designed to ignite imaginative minds and take team work to a whole new level, this workshop teaches the principles of Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths (STEM) using LEGO.

Dr. Patricia will be on duty at New Ross Library to diagnose your reading habits and prescribe good reads for you.

In this talk, Amatsu practitioner John Pettitt outlines the principles of Amatsu and explains how practitioners attempt to harness natural movement to create tiny changes within the structure of the body.

Ted Hayes, author of ‘Sailor, Airman, Spy - Memoir of a Cold War Veteran', will read from his book in Enniscorthy Library.

Bring your child to our regular library storytime on Friday October 19th and you will have the opportunity to chat with a Public Health Nurse about child development and other questions you may have about parenting.

Come along to Enniscorthy Library for a special Halloween crafts workshop and silly story with Sarah Dobbs.

Celebrate Maths Week in the library with an exciting workshop to introduce the concept of writing codes.

For this performance, Darragh has chosen a short mixture of well-known and lesser-known pieces to create a programme that is easy-listening, exciting and accessible.

Whether you're a keen gardener or interested in becoming one, then book your place for this popular event and learn the tips and tricks you'll need to Grow It Yourself!

In this Festival Fringe talk, Dr Úna Kealy, lecturer in Theatre Studies and English at WIT, will consider how Patricia Burke Brogan exposes the unjust treatment of the most vulnerable and precious in Irish society in her play, Eclipsed. 

Don Conroy will be showing us how we can look at life and nature in a creative way.

Fresh from a TriArts Bursary tour of New England, award-winning actor and poet Joe Neal will read from his sixth collection of poetry, Rossetti's Wombat.

Winnie the Witch is the star of the show as our friends from Shine Bright Theatre return for some Halloween puppet fun!

Don Conroy, ever-popular artist, storyteller and nature enthusiast will provide a Halloween themed storytelling and drawing event for children in Bunclody Library. 

Week 4 - Inbound Market Tools: Blogs, Bloggers and Blogging. In today’s world most businesses must invest in a digital strategy to reach, inform and acquire customers.

For Children's Book Festival 2018, Gemma Lalor's ‘Magically Overactive Imagination Art’ exhibition will be on display in the library from 13-31 October.

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Cumas Traditional Music Band will provide New Ross Library goers with a lively start to their Wednesday morning with a fantastic trad session.

Learn how to paint your own face this Halloween at Gorey Library with Karen Croke.