Regional Events
We are delighted to launch our regional events for our members. Thank you so much to all our volunteers and the Board for organising these events. Our Connacht event is…
DetailsWe are delighted to launch our regional events for our members. Thank you so much to all our volunteers and the Board for organising these events. Our Connacht event is…
DetailsThe 2023 issue of Glass Ireland features makers who defy material expectations, explore new horizons or challenge us to look at glass in new and unexpected ways. In looking…
DetailsThrough our connection with DCCI as a GANS group we are very excited to offer this An Post initiative to our members. This offer is opened to members of…
DetailsOur members can now enjoy a 15% discount when purchasing from Warm glass. All GSoI members are eligible for the discount provided they register on the Warm Glass website if they have not done…
DetailsOpportunity to take part in GSoI’s ‘Glass In The Classroom’ Project We were delighted with the positive response to our new educational film, Glisten, which had its Irish premiere at the…
DetailsSt. David’s Holy faith, Greystones is delighted to present the opportunity toan artist who specialises in the media of glass to collaborate with ourschool and create a flat or relief…
DetailsVisit Dublin’s RDS to discover the most exciting range of superior products on the market. Check out the wonderful stalls showcasing our members work. This creative and circular economy orientated…
DetailsThe Glass Society of Ireland in collaboration with The Council of Irish Fashion Designers is calling for entries for a wearable glass exhibition and live show. This show is aimed…
DetailsWould you like to host a Spanish artist in your studio and go to their studio in Spain in return? GSOI and ACAV, the Spanish Glass Association, are partnering…
DetailsOur film ‘Glisten’ commissioned by GSOI and made by Jenny Keogh (Stand Out Films) is created to open the door on the conversation around a career in glass. It features Laura Quinn, Peadar Lamb, Alison Byrne and Rory Leadbetter.
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