Sustainable Skerries
For a Sustainable and Resilient Skerries
Fingal County Council's Town Centre First process is underway in Skerries, inviting community involvement to shape its future. The initiative emphasizes collaboration among diverse groups to develop prioritized projects for funding....
The Songs of Hope event, part of the Skerries Climate Conversations, brought together about 30 people for music and community connection. Upcoming events include the Skerries Ukulele Festival and the Rolling...
Sustainable Skerries has launched a monthly event series focused on sustainability, starting with discussions led by local women at Skerries Library. Topics included reducing waste and promoting eco-friendly practices. Engaging community...
The 2026 Annual Meeting of Sustainable Skerries is scheduled for February 4, 2026, featuring a review of the past year's initiatives and a presentation by Brian Arnold on the Lusk Town...
Sustainable Skerries organized a week-long Forest School this August, supported by Fingal County Council. Twenty children explored nature through play, learning games, foraging, and crafting. The final day focused on local...
Everyone in Skerries is urged to join the National Climate March in Dublin on 15 November 2025, meeting at 11 am at Skerries Train Station. Participants will rally against fossil fuels...
Did you know that in Ireland, 110,000 tonnes of textiles are discarded every year? (Source: Textiles: National Attitudes & Behaviours Surveys | Environmental Protection Agency.) Re-using unwanted clothing, much of which is...
Or in full: How to Feel Less Guilty About Climate Change and Make Some Money Are you feeling guilty about the climate catastrophe and feeling powerless to do anything about it?...
Too often, public consultations are dominated by negative feedback—and while it’s vital to raise concerns, it’s just as important to show support when something good is being proposed. At Sustainable Skerries,...
Christine Mullan-Jensen's research explores how personal gardens can contribute to biodiversity and climate resilience. Despite societal barriers like judgment and confusion about gardening norms, Mullan-Jensen offers four strategies: engage with your...
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