Monaghan Climate Action Week 2026 takes place from 12th to 18th October across County Monaghan, Ireland. The document is a timetable of events for communities, schools, businesses and individuals, organised by Monaghan County Council under the theme 'Act Local: Rethink, Repair, Reuse'. The timetable lists daily events from Friday 9th October through Thursday 15th October. Each entry includes the…
Monaghan Climate Action Week 2026 is a community programme running from 12th to 18th October across County Monaghan, Ireland. The document is a timetable of free events for residents, schools, businesses and community groups, organised by Monaghan County Council under the theme 'Act Local: Rethink, Repair, Reuse'.
The timetable covers events from Friday 9th October through Thursday 15th October. Each entry lists the event name, time, venue address and organising group. Friday 9th October has a sustainable fashion workshop at Carrickmacross Library. Monday 12th October includes a Climate Action Puzzle Club at Clones Library, a sustainable style showcase at Carrickmacross Women's Shed, and a Growing Your Own Gardening Club.
Tuesday 13th October features an upcycling challenge display at Ulster Canal Stores in Clones, an introduction to sewing with GAP Ireland in Monaghan town, a bicycle repair workshop with Castleblayney Tidy Towns, and a guest speaker from Global Action Plan Ireland at Rockcorry ICA. There is also a sustainability crafts masterclass at Hillgrove Hotel.
Wednesday 14th October includes a storytime for 4-7 year olds about trees and seed planting at Castleblayney Library, a biodiversity pond project with Clones Community Forum, and a hedgerow talk with Monaghan Tidy Towns. There is a beekeeping session in Irish at An Nead in Monaghan town and a charity shop style edit at Clones Family Resource Centre.
Thursday 15th October offers a cushion revival workshop at The Hub Furniture, a water conservation talk with Blayney Academy FC at Clontibret, a seed planting event with Emyvale Tidy Towns, and a biodiversity for climate resilience session with Drumbear Residents Association. Recurring events include Club Sionnaigh Climate Champions sessions in Scotstown.
Venues are spread across Monaghan town, Carrickmacross, Castleblayney, Clones, Scotstown, Ballybay, Emyvale, Newbliss, Rockcorry, Magheracloone and Clontibret. The document is a public community programme, not a commercial publication. It contains no personal data, adult content, hate speech or copyrighted commercial material.