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At our recent AGM it was agreed that we would hold an EGM as soon as possible to discuss a proposal to terminate the current committee-based management of the society.   Two weeks notice will be given publicly when a date for the meeting has been fixed.  The current committee agreed to remain in place pending the decision of the EGM.

The minutes of the AGM can be viewed at AGM minutes 2022

Yn ein Cyfarfod Cyffredinol Blynyddol diweddar cytunwyd y byddem yn cynnal CCA cyn gynted â phosibl i drafod cynnig i derfynu rheolaeth bresennol y gymdeithas ar sail pwyllgor. Rhoddir rhybudd o bythefnos yn gyhoeddus pan fydd dyddiad wedi’i bennu ar gyfer y cyfarfod. Cytunodd y pwyllgor presennol i aros yn ei le tra’n aros am benderfyniad y CCA.

Gellir gweld cofnodion y Cyfarfod Cyffredinol Blynyddol (yn Saesneg) ar AGM minutes 2022

Our annual meeting will be taking place online at 8pm on Wednesday 19 October, with the following agenda:

1. Chairman’s report

2. Treasurer’s report

3. Secretary’s report

4. Saint David’s Day Dinner 2023

5. Welsh Chapel

6. The future of the society

7. Election of Committee Members

8. AOB

If you wish to attend, please send an email to info@welshsociety.ie for the joining instructions.

Bydd ein cyfarfod blynyddol yn cael ei gynnal ar-lein am 8pm ddydd Mercher 19 Hydref, gyda’r agenda ganlynol:

1. Adroddiad y Cadeirydd

2. Adroddiad y Trysorydd

3. Adroddiad yr Ysgrifenyddes

4. Cinio Dydd Gŵyl Dewi 2023

5. Capel Cymraeg

6. Dyfodol y Gymdeithas

7. Etholiad ar gyfer y Pwyllgor

8. UFA

Os hoffech fynychu â ni, anfonwch e-bost at info@welshsociety.ie am y cyfarwyddiadau ymuno.

After a break of 3 years due to the Covid pandemic, we will be holding our annual meeting online via Zoom at 8pm on Wednesday, 19th October. It’s now over 22 years since the society was set up, and we’d like to take the opportunity in this meeting to review the current structure of the society and decide whether it continues to meet the needs of Welsh people living in Ireland or whether a different model would function more effectively.

Please join us online on the 19th October to take part in the discussion and help determine the way forward for the Welsh community in Ireland. Send an email to info@welshsociety.ie for joining instructions.

Ar ôl toriad o 3 blynedd oherwydd y pandemig Covid, byddwn yn cynnal ein cyfarfod blynyddol ar-lein drwy Zoom am 8pm nos Fercher, 19eg Hydref. Mae dros 22 mlynedd wedi mynd heibio ers sefydlu’r gymdeithas, a hoffem fanteisio ar y cyfle yn y cyfarfod hwn i adolygu strwythur presennol y gymdeithas a phenderfynu a ydy’n parhau i ddiwallu anghenion y Cymry sy’n byw yn Iwerddon neu a byddai model gwahanol yn gweithio’n fwy effeithiol.

Ymunwch â ni ar-lein ar y 19eg o Hydref i gyfrannu at y drafodaeth ac i helpu i benderfynu’r ffordd ymlaen ar gyfer y gymuned Gymraeg yn Iwerddon. Anfonwch e-bost at info@welshsociety.ie am fanylion ymuno.

Dublin Fringe Festival, The National Botanic Gardens and axis: Ballymun in partnership with the Welsh Government Office in Ireland invite you to celebrate the Irish premiere of:

Remnant Ecologies by Welsh Artist Jony Easterby

The National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, Dublin 9

September 22nd at 6:30pm

An exclusive night-time adventure in the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin. This meditative and immersive night-walk will guide you through a series of light and sound installations. Suitable for all ages.

6.30pm Drinks reception

7pm Panel Discussion with artists Jony Easterby, Maeve Stone, Rosie O’Reilly, Dia Thomas and Gerry Wardell, Founder of Codema Dublin Energy Agency. The conversation will respond to ideas embedded within the artwork including environmental sustainability and the future we can imagine in the context of the climate crisis.

8pm Experience the installation: Remnant Ecologies by Jony Easterby in the National Botanic Gardens

Please RSVP to niamh@fringefest.com by September 19^th at 12 noon.

Please note: Parts of this experience take place outside and are unseated, please dress appropriately.

Presented by Dublin Fringe Festival in partnership with National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin and axis: Ballymun. With support from the Welsh Government Office in Ireland.

For more information see www.fringefest.com

Filling the Void: Scotland, Ireland, Wales and the Future of European Democracy

8 July, 11:00 – 12:30, in person at NUI, 49 Merrion Square, Dublin 2 and online via livestream.

In this year’s IACES (Irish Association for Contemporary European Studies) Annual Lecture, inspired by and seeking to respond to the challenge laid down in the late Peter Mair’s Ruling the Void: the Hollowing of Western Democracy, Plaid Cymru Leader, Adam Price, will explore whether and how political parties can be laboratories for democratic renewal. He will examine, in particular, the role of and relationship between the leading nationalist forces in Scotland, Ireland and Wales – the SNP, Sinn Féin and Plaid Cymru – arguing that their campaigns for democratic self-government provide an opportunity to demonstrate how the failings of western democracy can be addressed. The European dimension to these campaigns will also be explored.

Anyone wishing to attend in person or online can register via Eventbrite at https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/iaces-annual-lecture-adam-price-asms-leader-of-plaid-cymru-tickets-362960012167.