Around 100 members of Ireland’s Nepali community attended a candlelit vigil at Dublin’s Spire, organised by NRNA Ireland to remember people who died in the floods and support relief efforts.
9 OctNepali organisations and community members in Ireland began fundraising after severe floods struck Nepal. The report described people in Ireland waiting for news about relatives and friends affected by the disaster.
9 OctWest Cork artist John Kingerlee’s exhibition “Kingerlee at 90” is scheduled at Trinity Gallery from 15–30 October, alongside the book *Heads*.
9 Oct“Technologies of Peace” brings together artists from 17 countries to explore peacebuilding and political transition in contemporary Europe. The Irish Times review says the exhibition asks what peace requires beyond the absence of war; label the analysis as a review, not a news finding.
9 OctWexford Festival Opera performers visited the Creative Activity Garden at St John’s Community Hospital in Enniscorthy. The HSE describes the space as a place for gatherings and wellbeing activities, showing how arts outreach can reach people outside conventional venues.
9 OctRTÉ’s autumn guide previews cultural releases and events across film, books, music, television and live performance. This is a seasonal guide rather than a single reported event; update dates and availability before republishing any recommendation.
9 OctDublin City Council’s Bram Stoker Festival runs from 23–26 October with theatre, music, film, talks, tours and family events inspired by the Gothic.
9 OctWaterford’s Imagine Arts Festival marks its 25th year with six days of theatre, music, dance, visual art and heritage from 20–25 October. Its 2026 theme is “In Memories We Grow”; check the detailed programme for venues, prices and accessibility.
9 OctBaboró’s 30th festival is scheduled for 9–18 October in Galway, with more than 60 arts experiences for children and families.
9 OctThe 75th Wexford Festival Opera is scheduled to run from 15–31 October.
9 OctOpen House Dublin is scheduled for 10–18 October with more than 200 free events under the theme “Dublin is Living”. The festival invites the public to explore buildings and discuss how the city is shaped; confirm booking requirements for each event.
9 OctRTÉ’s October guide lists theatre, music, opera, literature, visual arts, film and children’s events around Ireland.
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