 Teen Book Festival 2026Cork County Council Library & Arts Service presents Teen Book Festival 2026, funded by Creative Ireland, returning this November with an exciting programme of authors, speakers and events for young readers across Cork. The festival explores everything from fiction and creativity to wellbeing and life online, giving teens the chance to discover new books, hear fresh perspectives and connect with ideas that matter. Events are open to all secondary school classes. Whether you're a lifelong reader or looking for your next favourite book, Teen Book Festival offers something to spark your imagination. For more information, please email schools.library@corkcoco.ie.  Wellbeing: How Students Can Mind Themselves and Build Resilience - Booking is Required Briery Gap Theatre on Tuesday 17th November at 11.30am
Join us for a thought-provoking and inspiring event with John Lonergan, former Governor of Mountjoy Prison and author of The Governor. Drawing on his wealth of life experience, John will explore how young people can look after their wellbeing, build resilience, overcome challenges, and develop the confidence needed to navigate an increasingly complex world. This engaging talk will encourage secondary school students to reflect on the importance of mental wellbeing, positive relationships, and making choices that support a healthy and fulfilling future. To book your place, email schools.library@corkcoco.ie. |
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