Your circular journey starts here, from less waste to more life through reusing, sharing and repairing What do we mean by circular?

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Community Resources

Running a circular initiative in your community or thinking of starting one? We can help with practical supports - from grants to guides to connections with other Irish changemakers.

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Circular Living

Whether you're setting up your first home, juggling family life or exploring a new interest - we've tailored advice to fit your life and location.

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Events and activities near you

From car boot sales and repair cafes to talks and workshops - find circular happenings in your area.

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  • Clothes Collection Drive

  • Ballynoe, Co.Cork

  • April 23rd, 2026

  • Open Studio + Sashiko Workshop

  • The Rediscovery Centre, Dublin

  • April 25th, 2026

  • Too Good To Keep - Clothes Swap

  • Windmill Lane, Dublin

  • April 25th, 2026

  • Repair Cafe

  • Woodquay, Galway

  • April 25th, 2026

  • Design & Create Sustainable Earrings

  • Leap, Co. Cork

  • April 25th, 2026

  • Introduction to Furniture Upholstering

  • April 25th, 2026

  • Foraging, Wild Foods & Herbal Extraction Workshop

  • The Rediscovery Centre, Dublin

  • April 25th, 2026

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No idea what circular means? Looking to start taking steps or get more involved? Or if you're building or part of a circular community we're here to help.

What do we mean by circular?

Instead of the traditional "take, make, waste" approach, circular thinking keeps things in use for as long as possible. It's about buying quality that lasts, repairing rather than replacing, and finding new uses for what you already own.

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Towards a Circular Future

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Funded by the Government of Ireland under the Circular Economy Fund, powered by the Rediscovery Centre

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