Engineers Week  is already well under way. Have you decided what you’re doing for the week yet?
 There have already been reports of successful events in Dublin ( see photos of TOG’s bridge building event ) and Cork over the weekend, and we held a  launch event  in our building here in Dublin yesterday morning, in the presence of Newstalk’s Breakfast Show.
 Have you planned the week ahead yet? It’s not too late to  book in to attend an event  (most of which are  free ) or, if you’re a teacher, you could run a  classroom-based event  yourself with very little prep, and be in with a chance to win a prize for your school.
  Here are just a few events taking place around the country this week that we’re excited about:
   NUI Galway   – Lots of events taking place here all week, with something for all ages. Watch a short  video from NUIG about Engineers Week
  Civil engineering lab demos at  GMIT   – suitable for second-level students
   Sligo   – quite a lot going on in and around Sligo, including a  career evening  at IT Sligo aimed at third-level students
   Secrets, Lies & Mathematics   – an interactive, fun maths show for second-level students, in our building here in Dublin on Thursday 28th. Booking up fast!
   Family Fun Day at Engineers Ireland   – a host of fun, interactive events happening in our building this Saturday, with something to suit all ages
 There’s also a  Family Fun Day  in   Galway   and   Cork
   Engineers in the City   – Take on the challenge of exploring Dublin city centre looking for engineering clues. Suitable for families and school groups.
   Science Hack Day   next weekend (2nd & 3rd March) – an all-day, all-night event that brings scientists, engineers, computer scientists and designers together to find solutions to real-life problems. Suitable for third-level students and engineers.
  
 For more information see the  engineers week website.
   
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