An inspiring documentary and powerful panel in celebration of Earth Day
Tuesday 22nd April, 7:00pm | Conference Space, Nano Nagle Place | Free Event | Book Here
Refreshments from 6:45pm courtesy of My Goodness
Join us at Nano Nagle Place for a special Earth Day event hosted by The Environmental Forum in partnership with Natural Capital Ireland and Project Dandelion. We’re delighted to present a one-off screening of Mrs Robinson, the new impact version of the acclaimed documentary celebrating the extraordinary life and legacy of Mary Robinson, followed by an engaging panel discussion.
As the theme for Earth Day 2025, Our Power, Our Planet sets the perfect backdrop for this powerful evening. Sharing their insights and expertise will be Laura Cook (Special Projects Communicator, Project Dandelion), Deirdre Lane (Coordinator, Natural Capital Ireland), and Theo Dillon (Project Development Officer, The Environmental Forum).
This is more than a film screening – it’s a call to collective action and a celebration of climate leadership, community, and courage.
About the Film
Directed by Aoife Kelleher (One Million Dubliners), Mrs Robinson charts the life of Mary Robinson, a constitutional lawyer, trailblazing Irish president, and fearless UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. Now in her 80s, Robinson continues to champion climate justice as Chair of The Elders (the Nelson Mandela-founded group of global leaders) and as a driving force behind the women-led Project Dandelion campaign.
Told in Mary’s own voice, the film is both personal and political, a compelling portrait of a woman whose lifelong pursuit of peace, equity, and environmental justice continues to shape our world.
Don’t miss this one-off chance to be moved, motivated, and mobilised.
At Nano Nagle Place, there is so much to explore. Visit our award-winning museum to learn about the life and legacy of Nano Nagle, stroll through our beautiful gardens, and browse unique items in our design shop. Treat yourself to a rich and fulfilling experience, celebrating both the history and the vibrant present of our community.