Dublin City Council #Councils4ClimateAction

Public Information Event

Dublin City Council is delighted to invite the public to its #Councils4ClimateAction public information event, which will take place as part of the public consultation process for the Council's Draft Climate Change Action Plan 2019-2024.

This event will give you the chance to see the actions the Councils are taking or will take to reduce their emissions and make the city more adaptive to the impacts of climate change.

This event is free for the public to attend and you can drop in anytime between 12pm - 5pm. The Lord Mayor of Dublin Nial Ring will give the official welcome address at 12.30pm and the launch of the Dublin Climate Action Regional Office will take place directly after.

So why not join us on the day and see what is on offer:

• The Councils' work on climate action
• Practical demos in a range of areas - get advice on everything from reducing food waste to electric vehicles to energy saving in the home!
• Calculate your carbon footprint with help from the EPA and Cool Planet Experience
• Bring the family - Kids' Corners
• Information on how to make a submission to the Dublin City Council Draft Climate Change Actin Plan
• Talk to the newly-established Dublin Climate Action Regional Office (CARO) team
• Free giveaways, and much, much more...

Click here to download the full event programme. Please note that filming will be taking place at this event.

Dublin's four local authorities have joined together to develop Climate Change Action Plans as a collaborative response to the impact that climate change is having on the Dublin Region and its citizens.

For all information on Dublin City Council's Draft Plan, please visit www.dublinclimatechange.ie.

FAQs

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

Given the nature of this event, there is no need to bring your printed ticket on the day; you can use your digital ticket on your phone instead or simply turn up on the day!

FAQs

What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?

We strongly encourage that you take public transport, walk or cycle to this event where possible.

Dublin Bus - both Dawson Street itself and nearby Nassau Street are well served by a number of regular bus routes

Luas - there is a Luas stop on Dawson Street

Rail - closest train stations to venue are Pearse Station (13 min walk) and Tara Street Station (15 min walk)

Dublinbikes - the closest Dublinbikes stations are on Molesworth Street and South Frederick Street

For access to disabled parking, the Q-Park car park is located behind the venue, access via School House Lane.

FAQs

How can I contact the organiser with any questions?

Please email us at events@codema.ie and we'll be glad to help!