WexSci-Wexford Science Festival

20/11/2025

What a week!

We had an incredible time in Wexford during this year’s Science Week, and we’re so grateful to everyone who joined us our events.

Our programme was packed with inspiring and engaging activities, from interactive science shows to jewellery making, memory workshops, marine discovery sessions, and so much more. We loved seeing the curiosity and excitement from participants of all ages. We can’t wait to do it all again next year!

A huge thank-you to Research Ireland for funding this fantastic week, and to our partners and contributors: South East Technological University Calmast, Mark the Science Guy, Dr Ken Science, Bubbly Maths - Fun Maths Workshops & Shows, Scientific Sue, Johanne Donohoe, Tina Keating, Nutty Scientists Wexford, Dr. Cas Kramer, Wexford Library, Gorey Library, Enniscorthy Library, New Ross Library, Bunclody Library, Wexford County Council, Wexford Science Cafe, and Danone, Waters Corporation and EPA. Your dedication and enthusiasm helped bring science to Wexford.

Here’s to continuing our mission of inspiring the next generation of scientists! 🔬🌟

17/11/2025

https://wexfordweekly.com/2025/11/17/record-turnout-for-wexford-science-festival-2025/lifestyle/

Excitement and engagement levels hit new levels for Wexford Science Festival over the past fortnight with audience numbers for a whole host of events significantly up on previous years right across the county, the organisers told Wexford Weekly... Record crowds turned out for the free and engaging e...

14/11/2025

Book now for our family-friendly super science Saturday in Wexford Library! We are celebrating Science Week with three superb science sessions with the brilliant Mark Langtry ‘the Science Guy’!

Join us for 'Limitless' and discover a world of limitless possibilities and embark on an exciting scientific expedition with climate scientist and broadcaster Mark Langtry aka, ‘the Science Guy’, exploring the extremes of our planet. This high energy, interactive show will kickstart you into action, help you feel powerful about your future and inspire you to make a positive impact on our world!

There are three time slots available. Suitable for 7 years+. Please book a seat for each person attending. Book at the following links:
10.30am - 11.30am https://wexfordcoco.libcal.com/event/4456427
12.00pm - 1.00pm https://wexfordcoco.libcal.com/event/4456428
1.30pm - 2.30pm https://wexfordcoco.libcal.com/event/4456429

10/11/2025

Ócáid ar líne do Sheachtain na hEolaíochta, ócáid speisialta i nGaeilge leis an Explorers Education Programme. Ná caill an deis....cláraigh anseo

Ag Taiscéaladh Bia ón bhFarraige, le Explorers Education Programme 🦞

Eolaíocht na Nuálaíochta, Ansin, Inniu, Amárach, Bia ón bhFarraige.
Fiosraigh conas a d’athraigh bia ón bhfarraige na hÉireann le himeacht ama, agus conas is féidir le heolaíocht agus nuálaíocht cabhrú linn bia mara inbhuanaithe a chruthú don todhchaí. Glac páirt inár gcluiche “Cad é an speiceas”, agus inár dtráth na gceist nuálaíochta, agus tú ag fáil amach faoi na bealaí inar féidir leis an aigéan todhchaí ár bhfuinneamh, ár ngeilleagar agus ár soláthar bia a chruthú. Tá an imeacht seo feiliúnach do dháltaí 8-12 bliain d’aois, agus beidh sé thart ar 40 nóiméad ar fad, agus beidh am le haghaidh Ceisteanna agus Freagraí ag an deireadh. Is í an tOifigeach Taiscéalaithe Tara Noonan a bheidh i gceannas ar an seisiún.

DÁTA: 13ú Samhain 2025
AM: 10.30 a.m. go 11.15 a.m.
ÁIT: Ar Líne - Zoom
Láithreoir: Tara Noonan

Cláraigh ag https://www.calmast.ie/event/ag-taiscealadh-bia-on-bhfarraige/

Zoom: https://setu-ie.zoom.us/meeting/register/t6kLTTE0SEyNNiYhyQvWKQ


Marine Institute - Foras na Mara Calmast
Camden.education Galway Atlantaquaria Old Cork Waterworks Experience Oceanics Surf School & Marine Education Centre The Sea Collective Leave No Trace Ireland LH Marine & Sea Synergy

09/11/2025

🧪✨ Calling all Scientists!

There’s so much happening throughout Science Week here in Wexford, with events for adults, teenagers, and children alike! 👩‍🔬👨‍🚀

💎 Love sparkly gemstones?
Join us TOMORROW at Wexford Library to uncover the science and history behind gemstones and learn how gemmologists use light to tell them apart!

💚 Looking to live healthier?
Don’t miss our three incredible Health Talks, kicking off at 10:30am, packed with expert advice and practical science to help you take charge of your wellbeing.

🧬 For the young scientists:
Enjoy Science Storytimes and After-School Sessions where kids can explore what it’s like to be a forensic scientist. 🔍

There’s truly something for everyone, and you don’t want to miss out!

🎟️ All events are FREE – just make sure to pre-book your place.
Find all event details and booking info on our website 👉 www.wexfordsciencefestival.ie

Research Ireland South East Technological University Calmast

08/11/2025

Let's celebrate Science! 🧪🎉

Science Week 2025 kicks off today with an amazing lineup of events running throughout the week, for all ages and interests.

Check out the full schedule and book your spot at 👉 www.wexfordsciencefestival.ie/

Research Ireland South East Technological University

06/11/2025

Bubbly Science with Caroline Ainslie for Science Week on Saturday 15th November at 10.30-11.30am and 11:45am-12:45pm

Join Caroline Ainslie as she takes the whole family on a scientific adventure into the world of Bubbles. Let science show you how to make the perfect bubble, explain how and why they pop! Help Caroline make bubbles of every size and shape – even big enough for a person to fit into. For ages 4-8 years. Booking essential. Please book for child only.

To book online for 10.30am-11.30am session: https://wexfordcoco.libcal.com/event/4458162
To book online for 11:45am-12:45pm session: https://wexfordcoco.libcal.com/event/4458163

Parents/guardians must remain in the library for the duration of the event. Should you require any additional supports to enable you to fully participate in this event, please contact the library in advance on 05393 75466.

05/11/2025

🎬🧪 Interested in Chemistry? Love movies?

This one’s for you! Join Dr. John O’Donoghue, the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) Education Coordinator for Ireland, for a fascinating look at how chemists and chemistry are portrayed in film.

Using short clips and graphics, Dr. O’Donoghue will explore themes of problem solving, plot devices, chemical companies and people in movies. 💥🎥

📅 Tuesday, 12 November
🕢 7:30 – 8:30 PM
📍 The Tudor Kitchen, Rothe House, Kilkenny
🎟️ FREE event – booking essential: https://stemkilkenny.ie/all-events?event=3045

This talk is mainly suited for adults and older teenagers due to movie references and mature themes that are certified 15/16.

🔬 There’s much more happening during Science Week Kilkenny!
Explore the full schedule of events here 👉 www.stemkilkenny.ie

Research Ireland South East Technological University

05/11/2025

🧪 Science Week launches this Saturday, November 8th! 🎉

We’re gearing up for a full week of exciting events, talks, workshops, and activities taking place all across Wexford. From hands-on experiments and family-friendly fun to thought-provoking talks and science shows, it’s the perfect chance to celebrate curiosity, creativity, and discovery. 🔬💡

Don’t miss out, there's something for everyone!
Explore the full schedule of events and plan your Science Week adventure today 👉
🌐 www.wexfordsciencefestival.ie

Research Ireland South East Technological University New Ross Library Bunclody Library Enniscorthy Library Gorey Library Wexford Library

03/11/2025

03/11/2025

🧠✨ Learn about the brain during Science Week 2025!

Join Johanne Donohoe to explore the extraordinary ability of the brain's memory function through fun engaging group games and exercises.

Then, dive into the fascinating world of DNA, genes, and genetics with Dr. Cas Kramer, who will discuss recent stories such as “Gene tests begin in women’s athletics” and “Babies from three people’s DNA prevent hereditary disease.” 🧬

🎟️ Free events – but booking is required.
👉 See the full Wexford Science Festival schedule here: www.wexfordsciencefestival.ie/science-week-events

South East Technological University Research Ireland