NEUroconvergence
chapter 4
MARCH 7TH 2026
Join Neuroconvergence for our finale in this series of events!
This day will include a sector meeting for invited partners, as well as a public festival with dance performances, theatre, music, panels and more!
Saturday, 7th March 2026
UCD Student Centre, Stillorgan Rd, Clonskeagh, Dublin 4
Free, Registration Required
Festival Highlights
Audiences will experience:
A Sense of Music, a powerful live musical performance and conversation exploring a central question: What does music feel like in the body, the brain, or the soul? Five of Ireland’s most revered musical artists – Rónán Ó Snodaigh, Dani Larkin, Áine Tyrrell, Fiachna Ó Braonáin and Myles O’Reilly – come together for an immersive exploration of music’s sensory, emotional and neurodivergent dimensions.
Unveiled, by Max Whelan (The Assembly) — Ireland’s first theatre production by a non-speaking autistic writer. Directed by Al Bellamy, performed by Eleanor Walsh and Nathan Patterson
An hour-long movement performance with Tobi Omoteso, Alessandra Azeviche, and Sil Frost
Other event highlights include:
Performances and readings by neurodivergent performers and writers.
A human rights panel blending lived experience with legal expertise.
A Flash of Perspective - exploring neurodivergence and queerness through an intersectional lens.
Creative breakout spaces and dedicated sensory zones.
A gaming bus and sensory cinema.
Open networking and conversation across all areas of the neurodiversity sector.
If you haven’t been there before, it’s good to note that the UCD campus is very large, and so additional time can be needed to find your way around.
There are 4 entrances to the UCD Student Centre.
Main Entrance
Foyer Entrance
Rear Entrance
Quad Entrance
Our team has found that navigating to and parking on the UCD campus can be quite stressful. We advise allowing extra time for this, so that you can make it to the event on time.
More information regarding parking and transport options, as well as way-finding videos, google maps links, and pictures of the various entrances to the building, can be found below.

