Events

Following last years ‘Bake Off’ success, we return for year two and an opportunity to pass on our perpetual trophy to the new baking champion! When: Sunday November 26th, 2023 Where: Druids Chair Pub, Upstairs Lounge Time: 2pm Please register your interest with Louise or email killineyvillageregeneration@gmail.com (Adult 16>, Teen 12-16 and Children <12 categories)

December 2023 Inaugural Historical talk: ‘The French are on the Sea’ by Pól Ó Duibhir will look at the Martello Tower defensive emplacements on Killiney Bay which were built to thwart the Napoleonic invasion which never materialised. All welcome. Entrance Fee: We are suggesting a voluntary €2 entrance fee to cover costs.

Please join us to cheer the wonderful achievements and hard work of 2023! As you enjoy mulled wine and mince pies, we will showcase our Village Clubs and Societies! Meet members of the Clean Up Crew, Book Club, Sean's Walking Group and Killiney History Society.

We plan to have regular monthly meetings on the first Tuesday of each month. Details of January meeting to follow...

Bring your family, friends and Mastermind enthusiasts to our annual fun quiz. It's our biggest fundraising event of the year - so we need your support! Raffle prizes and monetary donations can be dropped into the Druid's Chair Pub, addressed to KVRA.

We were made aware sometime ago that the DLR County Council intend to graze goats on Mullins/Roches Hill. On Thursday, the 25th of January, a meeting will be held in the Druids Chair pub, upstairs lounge, at 7 pm at this meeting the DLR, biodiversity officer, Anne Murray will be joined by the goat herder. ... Read more

Next outing of the walking group is on Sunday 28th January and is led by Trevor Byne. A mostly level walk by the Avonmore River which should suit everyone. About 9.5 kms and will take 3 hours to complete. Meet at top of Rock Lodge / junction with Claremont Road with car pooling. Exact meeting ... Read more

Queenstown- The Victorian ‘New Town’ on Killiney Hill that never happened by John Martin Killiney Historical Society is delighted to announce the first lecture of 2024 which will be delivered by local historian John Martin. John’s talk will focus on the highly ambitious plans to develop a ‘new town’ of over 180 dwellings on Killiney ... Read more

A Lesson for Life CPR and Defibrillator demonstration by Dalkey First Responders in St. Stephen's Church (opposite tearooms) Learn these life-saving skills to help our local community, family and friends Everyone welcome - no booking required