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This prize supports the translation of works of fiction by Irish authors who are as yet unknown in France.

On the occasion of the opening of Daragh Soden's exhibition Ladies & Gentlemen, the CCI presents an evening exploring gender roles with a conversation and experimental screening followed by tuba/electro music.

Meet the young Irish talent Adam Buttimer, who will exceptionnally perform for us a mix of tuba and electro during the Opening Night of the exhibition Ladies&Gentlemen from Darragh Soden.

This series of large-format portraits raises questions around gender roles as well as the relationships between photographer and subject.

Directed by Darren Thornton, this bawdy and heartwarming story of mothers and sons dealing with ageing and homosexuality won the Audience Award at the BFI London Film Festival!

The CCI’s Old Library is one of the few surviving libraries of the many colleges, convents and monasteries which were situated in the Montagne-Sainte-Geneviève area of Paris until the end of the 18th century.

For the Jazzycolors festival the CCI presents the Córas Trio who weave together transcendental electronics, free jazz improvisation and seisiún style playfulness!

Already in residence at the CCI in 2023, author Tim MacGabhann comes back this autumn to present his new book, The Black Pool: A Memoir of Forgetting, in conversation with academic Clíona Ní Riordáin.

For the Jazzycolors Festival, CCI presents violoncellist Lakiko, accompanied by pianist Laurent Nicoud.

Adapted from Claire Keegan’s Booker Prize-nominated novella of the same name, this is a deeply affecting story of quiet heroism and empathy set in a small Irish town in 1985.

Rencontre with the author Mark O'Connell, on the occasion of the publication of Sur le fil de la violence (Stock Publishing).