As part of Bioeconomy Ireland Week, the Explorers Education Programme will run interactive workshops in libraries nationwide for primary school students. These sessions will introduce young learners to the blue bioeconomy, focusing on integrated multi-trophic aquaculture.

Daily infographics highlighting circular bioeconomy research and innovation linked to ‘Inspiring local communities for a sustainable, competitive Ireland’ and the seven bioeconomy action plan pillars

THE AXA NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW Friday 10th & Saturday 11th October October 11th & 12th at the Green Glens Arena, Millstreet, Co. Cork.  BiOrbic At the National Dairy Show Join BiOrbic at […]

Love Food ! -Rediscovery Centre 13-18 October, Ballymun, Dublin Displays promoting brown bins and bags, composting, local food and GIY in the EcoStore upstairs in the Rediscovery Centre.

Local authorities share updates on bioeconomy initiatives, discuss barriers, enablers, and climate risks with cascading impacts and solutions, showcase impact stories, and visit the Teagasc Grange AD pilot plant

The Cost of Not Developing a Circular Bioeconomy: Perspectives informed by carbon accounting and foresight analysis 16.10.2025 | 10:00–11:30 Irish Time/11:00-12:30 CET | (ONLINE) Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions are projected […]

Organised by: REGENERATE and AIMBIO Project Teams When and Where: 16th October 2025, 2pm to 3pm - Online Webinar This webinar will be an opportunity to hear about two groundbreaking […]

Ever wonder how we can turn farm waste and food leftovers into sustainable plastic?     Join us during Bioeconomy Ireland Week for a public tour of the PROMOFER Lab […]