A cross border project confronting climate grief is happening in Cavan and along the Fermanagh border this weekend.
Caoineadh Dúlra is a free public creative workshop with talks and live music performances across both days.
Events are being held in the Buddhist Centre in Bawnboy, and Aughakillymaude Centre in Derrylin.
According to the organisers, Caoineadh Dúlra will explore the pressing issues of biodiversity loss and climate grief while commemorating the artistic, cultural, and musical heritage of the island of Ireland.
The event will foster cross-border collaboration, bringing together communities from both sides of the border in a collective effort to address the shared environmental crisis.
Cavan based artist Alan James Burns who is behind the event says climate change affects everyone and everything.
