Monaghan Climate Action Week 2026 runs from 12th to 18th October across County Monaghan, Ireland. This timetable lists events, workshops, talks and activities organised by community groups, libraries, tidy towns committees and local organisations. The week focuses on the theme Act Local: Rethink, Repair, Reuse, encouraging practical climate action at a community level. The programme covers…
Monaghan Climate Action Week 2026 is a community programme running from 12th to 18th October across County Monaghan, Ireland. This timetable lists events, workshops, talks and activities organised by local groups, libraries, tidy towns committees and community organisations. The week encourages residents, schools, businesses and community groups to take practical climate action under the theme Act Local: Rethink, Repair, Reuse.
The programme covers sustainable fashion, biodiversity, upcycling, sewing, bicycle repair, gardening, water conservation and energy solutions. Events take place in libraries, community centres, halls and outdoor spaces in towns including Carrickmacross, Clones, Monaghan, Castleblayney, Scotstown, Ballybay, Rockcorry, Emyvale and Magheracloone. Each day from Monday 12th to Friday 16th October has multiple sessions, with some events running all day and others in the evening.
Highlights include the Sustainable Style Showcase on Monday 12th, Fashion Re:Loved at Íontas Theatre, a bicycle repair workshop with Castleblayney Tidy Towns, and a talk on water conservation with Blayney Academy FC. Several events repeat across the week, such as the Club Sionnaigh Climate Champions sessions for young people and the Building Biodiversity pond project run by Clones Community Forum.
The timetable also includes storytime sessions for children at libraries, a Toddler Storytime on Friday 16th October, and a session on growing your own gardening club at Clones Library. The week is supported by Monaghan County Council through a Small Grants Scheme that helps community groups deliver their own local events and initiatives.