This document is the official timetable for Monaghan Climate Action Week 2026, running from 12th to 18th October under the theme 'Act Local: Rethink, Repair, Reuse'. It is aimed at communities, schools, businesses and individuals across County Monaghan who want to take practical climate action. The programme lists daily events with times, venues and organisers. Monday 12th October includes a…
Monaghan Climate Action Week 2026 timetable is a programme of events for County Monaghan communities, schools, businesses and individuals. The week runs from 12th to 18th October 2026 with the theme 'Act Local: Rethink, Repair, Reuse'. It aims to inspire practical climate action through workshops, talks and hands-on activities.
Monday 12th October events include a Climate Action Puzzle Club at Carrickmacross Women's Shed, a Sustainable Style Showcase at An Lochrann Linn, climate themed crosswords at Clones Library, a Growing Your Own Gardening Club, a Fashion Re:Loved workshop at Íontas Theatre and a talk on sustainable living at Killeevan Development Association.
Tuesday 13th October features a Climate Action Upcycling Challenge Display at Ulster Canal Stores, a biodiversity event at Club Sionnaigh, an Introduction to Sewing at Teach na nDaoine, a Sustainability Crafts Masterclass at Hillgrove Hotel, a talk by Adam Ryan from Global Action Plan Ireland at Rockcorry ICA, a bicycle repair workshop in Castleblayney and a shop sustainability talk in Magheracloone.
Wednesday 14th October includes a parent and toddler play session with sustainable toys at Ballybay ICA, an upcycling workshop at Castleblayney Library, a knit and chat group at Monaghan Library, a storytime on trees and seed planting, a biodiversity pond project at Clones Community Forum, a talk on native hedgerows and a sustainable style edit at Clones Family Resource Centre.
Thursday 15th October offers a Community Based Climate Innovation Course at The Hub Furniture, a cushion revival workshop at Teach na nDaoine, a water conservation talk at Blayney Academy FC, a seed planting event at Emyvale Leisure Centre and a biodiversity for climate resilience talk at Drumbear Residents Association. Events continue across multiple venues in County Monaghan.