Coffee/Tea While Knitting

A ballad about street trader Molly Malone is widely regarded as Dublin’s anthem, yet the city’s relationship with the women who traded on its streets was often contentious. From 1882 onwards efforts commenced to have street traders banned alongside gentrification projects. A watershed came with the passage of the Street Trading Act of 1926. Join historian Susan Marie Martin for this talk which looks at the resistance of the traders when those with power refused to recognize them as stakeholders. What the establishment learned was that the women were prepared to engage in civil disobedience, endure violence from Gardaí and serve time in jail to both protect their livelihoods and protest what they described as ‘banishment to the slums’. Please book your ticket through the Henrietta Street website before you RSVP. When your ticket is booked: You will automatically go on the waiting list when you RSVP. Please mention in Comments when your ticket is booked. I will then move you from the waiting list to the going list. This talk starts at 6pm. We will meet at the registration desk inside No.14 Henrietta Street at 5.40pm. Susan Marie Martin is a historical sociologist. She is a guest lecturer and research project supervisor in University College Cork's Food Studies and Irish Foodways programme. This talk will take place in person on the 1st floor of the Museum and can be accessed via lift. I look forward to seeing you there.

For our first writing meet-up, we’ll simply come together to spend some time writing in good company 🌷 Bring whatever you’re working on, or just a notebook and an idea, and settle in with a coffee ☕ We’ll keep it relaxed, with space to write quietly or chat a little if it feels natural. There’s no pressure to share, just a gentle space to create alongside others.

## The Jam: Spring Forward, Fall Back — Open Mic Night 🌸🕒 **We’re back at the Signal Arts Centre for another night of live performance!** On **Thursday, 12th March**, we return to our traditional **Open Mic** format. Whether you’re a musician, poet, storyteller, or comic, we’d love to see you take the stage. ### 🎩 The Hat System No need to message ahead to book a slot! Just turn up on the night and put your name in the hat. We draw performers throughout the evening to keep the energy high and the lineup a surprise. ### ✨ The Theme: Spring Forward / Fall Back With the season changing, we’re looking for your takes on growth, new beginnings, or those moments where life makes you take a step back. > **Remember:** The theme is just for fun and inspiration—it’s not important if your piece doesn't fit! ### 🤝 All Calibres Welcome The Jam is a supportive community. We love seeing first-timers and seasoned pros sharing the same space. We always take a break halfway through to mingle and connect. ### 📍 The Essentials: * ⏰ **Time:** Doors at 8:00 PM \| Finish at 11:30 PM * 📍 **Where:** Signal Arts Centre, Albert Walk, Bray * 💰 **Entry:** €5 (+ €10 for BYOB) * ☕ **Perks:** Free tea and coffee provided Let’s fill the room and welcome the new season together. See you there! 🍓⭕️ Stay connected! Check out our social media and full event list here: [[Linktree](https://linktr.ee/TheJam.HBE)]

Hello Everyone! Let's read something before coming to the event. It can be a few pages from a book, an article, a poem, an advertisement, a joke, a recipe, a quote, social media content - anything you find interesting. We meet and chat about it, as a starting point of conversation. Please feel free to bring books :)

This is an ongoing journey to free your voice, sing in harmony and feel part of a community of warm, friendly people. There will be 15 Thursday night sessions in Dublin city centre, you can come for them all or sign up for a group of 5. Enrolments happening on 12 Mar, 30 Apr and 4 June. These group harmony singing and vocal exploration sessions are for anyone who is longing to connect to themselves and others through the voice in service to a more loving world. Over the course of these sessions we will explore together what it is like to cultivate a sense of **being enough (will less effort)**. This is a radical rejection of the ideology of self-improvement, productivity, speed, talent, growth and individualism which we are surrounded by. When we sing, we work intimately with worries around what we sound like, whether the sounds we are making are acceptable, whether we are ‘doing it right’ and ultimately whether we are enough. As we notice these thoughts and feelings, we can invite the ease with which we were born to return. We also work intimately with liberation of our breath and body. > In these sessions you will be invited to become more aware of opportunities to try less, let go more and you will learn about how to support your voice through diaphragmatic breathing and somatic connection. Humans have gathered to use their voices as tools for healing, prayer, divination, plant communication, echoes of topography, expressions of identity, creators of harmony and much more but music and singing have been reduced largely to entertainment and big business in modern capitalist culture. In these sessions we **reclaim our voices as technologies of connection and enchantment**. Singing is not for the few, it is our birthright and a means to better health and wellbeing. We will experience beauty not only in the aesthetics of our voices but in their authenticity and capacity to connect us. We do not have to sound or look beautiful to *be* beautiful as we are all miraculous beings simply by existing. Singing is one of the most powerful tools to connect and bond human beings so as we sing together, you will experience a sense of being held in a container of human sound, a balm for the soul. You may even experience a sense of ‘interbeing’, a deep sense of interconnectedness and non-duality. Contrary to what we are told, us humans are not on this Earth to compete with and dominate each other. > We are all leaves of the same tree, cells of the same organism, stewards of the same Earth. This course will also be rooted in what we can **learn from Indigenous and traditional cultures and from living systems (nature)**. We will sing songs which connect us to our ancestral lineages and to the Earth. We will musically explore and celebrate concepts from the Global South such as Ubuntu (a set of related African value systems emphasising interconnectedness) and Buen Vivir (a Latin American concept describing living well as sustainably living in harmony within a community including humans and nature) as well as those from closer to home such as ‘*Dinnseanchas’, meaning* lore and knowledge of place and ‘d*úchas’* (heritage and wildness, a sense of where you come from, to whom and to where you belong). This course is open to all, regardless of how you sound and previous experience. The Facilitator: Rachel is a song leader with a background in ethnomusicology and has spent time with many communities around the world facilitating and researching music making, Rachel is also an educator and uses music and singing as a tool for for learning and changemaking in the areas of wellbeing, diversity, sustainability, social justice and community building community. ##### **Booking & Pricing:** There are 15 sessions in total, grouped in 3 courses of 5 sessions each. For the best value price per session you can sign up for the full 15 sessions and it is ok to miss a few. All 15 sessions is priced at €300/€240 and if you need an additional concession please contact me. 5 week course €140 - €90 sliding scale Info and sign ups: https://fullcirclechange.ie/event/rooted-together-in-harmony/

A weekly board game meet up in "Mc Mahon’s Bar and Eatery" which is a pub. We get our own section, it's wheelchair friendly and parking is free! 🙂 Whether you are new or a veteran player you are all are welcome! General guidelines are: 1. Avoid handing drinks to people OVER a game. 2. We cannot take responsibility in the event of theft so keep your valuables close to you. 3. Strictly over 18+ only. The "rules" would be: 1. Be respectful to each other. 2. Don't be a creep. 3. Be patient to players of all skill levels. Failure to be a decent human being\* will jeopardise your participation in future events. The pub owner is really nice and are letting us use the space so if you can - please buy a tea, coffee or a drink on the night to support them if you can but don't feel obligated to do so. They also do food so you won't go hungry! The event starts at 7 PM and everyone is free to play until 11 PM where we'll wrap it up for the cleaners. Feel free to bring your games, join in on a game if there's space or organise a game here for the upcoming event to get participants. We advertise the games we want to play ahead of time on our discord server, so feel free to check it out. https://discord.gg/xW8WryXmKu If you get lost or have any questions feel free to message me on WhatsApp at 0858405446. Just a note for those coming by car from Dublin: 1. I highly recommend using the motorway then driving into the pub. There's a slightly faster way with the back roads but unless you are from the area its not worth the 2 minutes saved since it's barely lit and the bends are somewhat hazardous. 2. Traffic from 5 - 6:30 is horrendous but the roads are clear enough after this time.

## Breath, Sound & Relaxation – A Weekly Wind-Down (Starting September) Event Description: Join us every Thursday evening for a deeply calming and restorative 75-minute session combining breathwork, mindful relaxation, and immersive sound healing. This class is designed to help you unwind, reset your nervous system, and let go of tension through gentle guided breathing, mindful body awareness, and the soothing sounds of instruments like crystal singing bowls, chimes, and gongs. Whether you're new to sound baths or a regular, you're welcome just as you are. There’s nothing to achieve and no right way to feel – simply come along, get comfortable, and allow yourself to relax and receive. 📅 When: Every Thursday, 7:00–8:15pm 📍 Where: Ballinteer Community School, Dublin 16 (Free parking available on site) What to Bring: Please bring a yoga mat, blanket, eye mask and anything else you need to feel warm and supported while lying down. To Book or Ask a Question: WhatsApp Catherine on 087 932 0165 We can't wait to see you there

Join the group for coffee, a chat and bring your project upstairs in Starbucks on Westmoreland Street from 12-2.30pm (or sometimes longer!). There is a lift for those with mobility issues but please check with staff if it's working. There's no charge for the meetup but we ask please that you join our Whatsapp group if you plan on staying with the group. Cost is only €5 a year to pay for Meetup subs etc.

We will be meeting at Portmarnock Dart Station for 11 AM. How to get there, H2, DART or 102 Bus. We will be starting from Portmarnock Train Station, walking the coast of Portmarnock to Malahide and turning near the end into Malahide Castle. We will be walking around Malahide and Portmarnock Beach, Talbot Botanic Gardens, Malahide Heritage Gardens, Malahide Castle and the Southern Cross Monument. Walk Duration is around 2 in a half hours (10.5 Kilometres) There is a lot of coffee shops nearby for those who want to get some food or coffee. We will be finishing in Malahide, not looping back to Portmarnock. Every event is 5 Euros but if you come two days in a row, you get the second event free. See you on Sunday.

**Registration/booking on our system at least 24 hours before class is necessary. We do not take walk ins/your rsvp on meetup is not a booking.** BOOK [HERE](themovementstudio.ie/handstandsandcoffee) From beginner to winner! We have a special weekly 2 hour class that is more like a weekly workshop. It's a very social class, with amazing coffee, great coaching, and smiles and good work being done. Fancy trying something new? Spending time safely outside your comfort zone? Please visit themovementstudio.ie/handstandsandcoffee to book your spot Registration/booking is necessary. We do not take walk ins.

No experience needed – just hands, clay, and good energy. A fun, relaxed pottery workshop for beginners. **Price: €30 total** How to Book: €5 deposit send to book your spot via Revolut [📍HERE](revolut.me/mujdeatici) ➡️ Note: Name + Event Date €25 balance to be paid in person at the event. **IMPORTANT**: Only payments via Revolut guarantee your seat. An RSVP alone is not a formal registration. How It Works ☕ Step 1 – Coffee First Order your favourite drink and settle in. 🍒 Step 2 – Meet & Relax Small group, easy conversation, no pressure. 🍌 Step 3 – Gentle Guidance Learn simple hand-building basics at your own piece. 🍆 Step 4 – Play with Clay Create a small clay bold & sexy pot and enjoy the process🤭 🍑 Step 5 – Leave Happy Take your clay piece home on the day. 😈 What to Expect • Small group (4–6 people) for a warm, relaxed atmosphere • No experience needed • Clay and tools included ☠️ This is a creative clay event, not a firing or glazing class. Follow to us [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/pottery_workshop_dublin__?igsh=ajNmcWlwaTg4dTB1) [Whats App](https://wa.me/353832051940)

Ticknock Nature Hike. This Event is 5 Euro's this helps with the cost of facilitating this group because it is a job. You can pay by Revolut or Cash please. We will be meeting at Dawson Street outside Pret A Manger for 11:00 AM. We will be getting the LAUS to Dundrum from Dawson Street at 11:00 AM, (9 Stops 18 Minutes) , If you are coming please be early. I would reccomend, coming early, about five to ten minutes, we might have to leave early. We are taking the 74 Dublin Bus Route towards Eden Quay, It is Scheduled for 11:30 AM from Dundrum Luas Stop. Bus Duration is 11 Minutes (9 Stops) We will getting off the at Pine Valley Bus Stop at approximately 10 past 12. When we are off the Bus, we will be walking 2.7 Kilometres (which is 36 minutes). There is an Applegreen Service Station for those how need to get some supplies. I would reccomend going to the toilet in Dawson Street before coming, because the next toilet faclilites will be at Ticknock Car Park. We are doing the Ticknock and Fairy Castle Loop (Moderate). Duration is 5.8 Kilometres, which we would be around 2 and a half hours walking around the loop. There is a small coffee shop at the Car Park. We will be going around the northern end of the Three Rock Wood and heading south towards the Three Rock Wood Mountain by continueing to the summit. I would like to be back at the Car Park at Around 15:00, depending on the pace of the group that is coming, please do not walk off, stay together. I hope to see you there.

Want to go to Sunday morning outdoor yoga but don't want to go solo? Let's go together and grab a coffee afterwards! It's been a loooooong winter but spring seems to have finally sprung so it's time to get back out there for the first Yoga Social event of 2026! Tabhair Aire is an outdoor yoga event in the beautiful surroundings of the Dun Laoghaire baths overlooking the sea. The event is free of charge but you must secure a spot via the link in their bio [@tabhairaire.ie](http://@tabhairaire.ie). **PLEASE NOTE:** I am not affiliated with the organisers of the Tabhair Aire event. This is simply a social MeetUp for people who want to attend as part of a group and then grab a coffee together afterwards. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- About *Yoga Social*: Love yoga but wish it was a bit more… social? You’re in the right place. Yoga Social is for people who enjoy yoga and want to meet others who do too. We’re not running classes ourselves — instead, we’re getting like-minded people together to try out different studios, styles, and events together (with coffee and chats afterwards of course). Whether you’re into hot yoga, slow flow, or just here for the savasana, come join us as we check out new classes, explore wellness spots and events around town, and make some new friends along the way. Sometimes we'll mix it up with the occasional brunch, walk, sauna, sound bath, or whatever else looks like fun. Open to all levels, all backgrounds, and anyone who is looking for some yoga buddies!

Early-bird coffee and conversation at [Crimson Cup Coffee Shop - Clintonville](https://www.crimsoncup.com/about/location/clintonville)!

Mjomii is a sweet and wonderful place with very high quality desserts and teas. It is kind of small, so if it is crowded, there may not be seating for everyone the whole time. If you can take a small break from work and come over and say hi and get a "pick-me-up", that would be great!

5:45-7:45 in Conference Room B, Library lower level. Bring your yarn projects, meet new friends. If you plan to attend, please RSVP yes. If you can’t attend, please change your RSVP to no. This helps anyone who is waitlisted and it allows me to have an accurate count of attendees as our space is quite limited. Plenty of parking in the lot, in the overflow lot across the street, and on the street. See you there! Winter Note: If the weather is bad and I have to cancel the Meetup, i will issue the cancellation not later than 3 p.m. of that day.

Join us for a casual chat over coffee & tea at Porter’s Coffee House. Come out and meet some new people, enjoy your favorite drink, and make some new friends!

Here's a blurb from Bitty & Beau's website about their mission: "Bitty & Beau’s Coffee is a human rights movement disguised as a coffee shop, where people with intellectual & developmental disabilities are valued in the workplace. It’s a place where diversity isn’t just appreciated, it’s celebrated. Bitty & Beau’s Coffee proudly employs 450+ individuals with disabilities nationwide." They sell a lot of merch, as well as teas/coffees/pastries. For teas, they have regular tea, matcha lattes, and chai lattes. https://www.bittyandbeauscoffee.com/menu/ Here's their Columbus location info: https://www.bittyandbeauscoffee.com/location/columbus/