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30 Oct, 2025 - 25 Jun, 2026

Startup Café - last Thursday of every month

Brewing Ideas & Crafting Entrepreneurs Leave with fresh ideas, renewed focus, and more confidence to move their business forward. At the Start-up Café, we’re all about crafting entrepreneurs and brewing ideas. Join us to learn, grow, and connect with a community ready to support your entrepreneurial journey!

10am to 12noon
TU Dublin Business Incubation
Lectures and Seminars

11 Nov, 2025 - 13 Nov, 2025

TUD.Threads : Pop-up shop

Final year Visual Merchandising & Display students at TU Dublin are bringing back the pop-up preloved apparel shop, Threads. This preloved clothes pop-up shop is inspired by the art of fashion, craftsmanship and sustainability. Money raised from the event will help fund the students’ end-of-year graduation show. The students have also partnered with Focus Ireland (@focusirelandcharity) and will donate 10% of their profits to this charity.

Grangegorman
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13 Nov, 2025

AI Literacy for Researchers

This workshop will explore some of the AI tools currently available to researchers, highlighting their risks and opportunities.

2pm - 4pm
Grangegorman
Greenway Hub, Room GW402
Other

13 Nov, 2025

From the Bog to the Cloud - In Conversation with Authors Patrick Bresnihan and Patrick Brodie

The Sustainability Education Community of Practice and the School of Media, Faculty of Science and Humanities, in collaboration with RIFT (Research in Ireland for Transformation), are delighted to host Patrick Bresnihan and Patrick Brodie, authors of From the Bog to the Cloud: Dependency and Eco-Modernity in Ireland (Bristol University Press), in conversation with Sinéad Mercier, UCD School of Law.

Grangegorman
Lectures and Seminars