The Bunclody Library Knitting Club meet every Wednesday. New members are always welcome.
Why not call in to view the club’s exhibition and see for yourself the beautiful garments produced by our talented knitters.
This is a series of a four week programme in radio podcasting where participants can use the medium to have their voices and stories heard so it can help others to understand their experiences.
Suitable for ages 12+ years.
Saturdays 5, 12 & 19 October & 2 November from 10.30-1.00pm.
This programme will cover areas such as understanding your device, social media, messaging, online shopping & banking, email, and all the technology that’s currently available in Bunclody Library.
It takes place from Monday 4th November to Monday 16th December, (excluding, Monday 11th November) from 11.00am – 1.00pm.
The transition from pre-school to primary school can be one of the most important transitions that your child will make.
The success of this transition can benefit your child all the way through primary school providing better outcomes for your child socially, emotionally and educationally.
The paintings in this exhibition are based on photographs taken by Eamonn Carter on a visit to Auschwitz near Krakow, Poland, in the spring of this year.
The subjects of those photographs, who appear to be in a catatonic state, were the survivors of concentration camps who had tenaciously and very fortunately hung onto life. It is many years since the dark knowledge of such places emerged.
Join Psychologist Peadar Maxwell as he explains the building blocks for raising confident, competent children.
Peadar Maxwell is the Senior Psychologist for the Primary Care Child and Adolescent Psychology team within the HSE in Wexford.
Anxiety is fast becoming an epidemic in our society.
Children are struggling to cope in this digital age of constant demands on their attention and on that of their parents.
Following on from our first screening in September we are delighted to host our second film screening for children.
These autism friendly adjustments are designed to make viewing a movie in the library more inclusive and accessible for children with sensory sensitivities, and others who can benefit from this environment.
New Ross Library are delighted to host the launch of the two earliest minute books of New Ross Corporation.
They have been transcribed and digitised and are now fully searchable and accessible to all.
Thinking of going to College?
Interested in an Apprenticeship?
New Ross Adult Reading Group meets on the second Tuesday of every month to discuss popular and literary fiction in a pleasant and friendly environment.
In this talk about children's anxiety, discover from Carina McEvoy, Therapist and Author, how we can help to steer children away from serious mental health issues in the future by learning how to control anxiety in the present.
Paul Rouse is a lecturer in the School of History at University College Dublin and has written extensively about the history of Irish sport.
His most recent books are Sport and Ireland: A History and The Hurlers: The First All-Ireland Championship and the Making of Modern Hurling.
It is over a hundred years since Albert Einstein changed the way we think about time and measurement.
This talk is about what we know now to be the truth about time and the subtle discrepancies measurable with modern methods.
New Ross Library is delighted to host this Autism Friendly Sports Active event for adults to encourage everyone in our community to get fit.
Participants will be playing Scooch and Go for Life games.
Have you tested your home for radon and found that the levels are higher than they should be?
Maybe you are not sure what you should do next to reduce your family’s exposure to this carcinogen?
Ireland’s freshwaters are host to an amazing world of animals, plants and other organisms.
These organisms, many of whom are dependent on good water quality, can tell us much about our environment.
Join Dr. Cara Augustenborg, UCD, Dr. Jonathan Derham, EPA and Dr. Karl Richards Teagasc, chaired by Gerry Ford, Wexford County Council at Wexford Library to learn more about the issues facing us now as we confront climate change.
Back by popular demand, LEGO Mosaics for Adults, a morning of creativity and relaxation for adults.
The WexSci Science Showcase in Wexford Library takes place from 11AM - 1PM and 2PM - 4PM.
Come and see direct evidence of subatomic particles by making the invisible visible.
Fancy being an engineer for the day? Suitable for 9-12 year olds.
Come join the Nutty Scientists and learn all about the power of hydraulics and how water flows through pipes to create force and energy.
Using the super new enviro:bit expansion board we can build a user friendly weather station that can sense temperature, pressure, humidity.
Suitable for ages 5 - 12 years
New Ross Library Creative Writing Group meets once a month and is guided by published author Tina Callaghan.
Olivia has over 16 years’ experience working in the Environmental sector in Ireland.
She graduated with a M.Sc in Environmental Engineering in 2000 specialising in contaminated land and hydrogeology and went on to pursue her research career in the completion of a PhD in 2003.
This talk will explore how art and science have combined for millennia in making dairy products, getting hands-on experience of making some simple products and challenging our perceptions of what food processing really means.
An bhfuil cúpla focail agat?
The class meets twice a month on Wednesdays and is guided by Irene Flanagan.
Using the super new enviro:bit expansion board, we will build a user friendly weather station that can sense temperature, pressure and humidity.
New teen book club starting in New Ross Library on Wednesday 20th November at 4.15pm!
Suitable for teens aged 13-15.
The soil, waterways and hedgerows that are common place on Irish farms are home to a fantastic range of plant and animal life. In this talk you will have the opportunity to hear about the more interesting creatures that inhabit the Irish country side include some weird and wonderful facts about their lives.
What is the future of human evolution?
Language and the outsourcing of information has led to our runaway pace of cultural change that far outstrips the pace of evolution by natural selection.
In this talk about children's anxiety, discover from Carina McEvoy, Therapist and Author, how we can help to steer children away from serious mental health issues in the future by learning how to control anxiety in the present.
Hands on investigation into renewable technologies such as wind, solar and fuel-cell energy transfer.
Suitable for children aged 8 years and older.
Children and their adults will examine pollination and the importance of bees to the equilibrium of nature.
Come to Gorey Library and see a state-of-the-art mobile planetarium using full dome 360-degree 3D digital projection technology with stunning graphics and advanced computer simulations to show interactive movies.
Optical illusions are a great way to explore the science behind how our eyes and brains work.
Event for children. Suitable for children 5 - 12 years
New Ross historian Seamus Kiely will present an evening of History and songs from the War of Independence, The civil war and 1916.
The songs include Grace, James Connolly, Kevin Barry, The Foggy Dew and so on.
Traditionally, psychology has tried to explain personal struggles, intense feelings of anger, fear or sadness in terms of the individual.
Dr. Seán Ruth will explore the social origins of personal struggles based on his book "Personal Struggles: Oppression, Healing and Liberation".
Cumas Traditional Music Band will provide New Ross Library goers with a lively start to their Wednesday morning with a fantastic trad. session.
Join Patricia on the last Thursday of every month to read and chat about your favourite books.
This talk views the War of Independence period in County Wexford through the prism of Enniscorthy Courthouse, which was used as a prison by the British Army, and details the conditions experienced by those detained there.
If you are 50+ and would like to participate in these classes as a learner, please contact us in Enniscorthy Library.
Similarly, Age Action Ireland need volunteers to teach basic computer skills to the over 50s!
See the full listing of regular events at Gorey Library.
See the full listing of regular events at Bunclody Library.
See the full listing of regular events at Wexford Town Library.
See the full listing of regular events at New Ross Library.
See the full listing of regular events at Enniscorthy.
