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Workshops: confirm with Chris if we are running workshops this year

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Quiet
Tech stack
hugo
Domain
content

Research direction

First obtain Chris's confirmation on whether PyCon Ireland 2026 will run workshops. Then inspect the listed occurrences in hugo.toml, data/site.yml, content/schedule/_index.md, the two blog posts, content/_index.md, and layouts/partials/about.html. Done means every listed reference reflects the confirmed workshop programme.

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Description

content question

Context

Ticket descriptions and several pages mention "Workshop access" and workshops as a feature, but there is no confirmed workshop programme.

Question for Chris

Are we running workshops at PyCon Ireland 2026?

  • If yes: define format, number of workshops, included in ticket or separate, then update the site.
  • If no: remove all workshop mentions from the site (already tracked — changes will be applied once confirmed).

Current occurrences to clean up if no workshops

  • hugo.toml: ticket features for Early Bird, General, Corporate
  • data/site.yml: Workshops feature card on homepage
  • content/schedule/_index.md: description mentions workshops
  • content/blog/call-for-proposals.md: lists workshops as a talk format
  • content/blog/announcing-pycon-ireland-2026.md: mentions workshops
  • content/_index.md: meta description mentions workshops
  • layouts/partials/about.html: tagline mentions workshops

Action

Awaiting confirmation from Chris before making any changes.

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