Fintan O’Toole - Carte blanche
One of Ireland’s most insightful and outspoken journalists shares his analysis of the burning issues of the moment.13 Jun 2019 , €7 (€5 for students and unemployed)
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A Bloody Dawn - The Irish at D-Day
Launched tonight, A Bloody Dawn tells the story of the thousands of Irish-born and Irish diaspora members that were among the UK, US and Canadian units on D-Day, 6th June 1944.28 May 2019 , Admission free
Lynne Parker: Rough Magic in the Making
Artistic director Lynne Parker will give us fascinating insight into how Rough Magic has gained its reputation as one of Ireland’s best theatre companies.27 Mar 2019 , Admission free
Roy Foster
Renowned Irish political, social and literary historian, Professor Roy Foster will talk about his forthcoming publication on Seamus Heaney.6 Feb 2019 , €5
Liam Chambers
From Restoration to Revolution: The Irish Colleges in Paris, 1660-1818
Historian and author Liam Chambers will trace the development of the Irish College from a tiny community in the 1660s to becoming a major centre for priests and students on the continent during the penal era.
6 Dec 2018 , admission free
Transient Composing - Subjectivities and Sonic Storytelling in the Film Score
James McGlynn will demonstrate how the film composer is capable of directly influencing our experience of a narrative in the most specific and complex ways.19 Nov 2018 , Admission free
Illustrated talk by Hannah Starkey
Celebration of the launch of the photographer’s catalogue raisonné9 Nov 2018 , Admission free
Composers in conversation
Join us for 3 short pre-concert conversations with the composers of Ireland’s Tombeau to Debussy.24 - 26 Oct 2018 , Admission free
Listening Space
Enjoy some of the best radio documentary-making in Ireland masterfully chosen by producer Aidan O’Donnell and presented in the chapel.18 Oct 2018 , Admission free