Dublin Climate Action Week Returns to Inspire County‑Wide Action

Dublin Climate Action Week (#DCAW26) returns from 11–17 May with a dynamic programme of events designed to encourage people, communities, and businesses to take practical and positive action on climate change. Showcasing Dublin’s ongoing commitment to a cleaner, greener and more climate‑resilient future, the week will feature workshops, talks, exhibitions, school programmes, community events and interactive activities taking place across the city and county. Events will focus on key themes including sustainable transport, energy efficiency, nature‑based solutions, the circular economy, and community‑led climate solutions.

Launching the programme James Phelan, Director Infrastructure and Climate Change, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, David Storey, Director Environment, Climate Action and Sports, Fingal County Council, Teresa Walsh, Director Climate Action, South Dublin County Council, and Patricia Reidy, Executive Manager Climate Action, Dublin City Council jointly stated:

“Climate action happens locally, and the events during Dublin Climate Action Week will empower people to make a difference. From considering small lifestyle changes to implementing large‑scale policy initiatives, this week will highlight how everyone has a role in tackling the climate crisis.”