What's on

With vast experience in fiddle, guitar and vocals, this trio’s music has been described as dazzling, high octane and quite simply unique in its revival of trad with a modern twist!

A hilarious and political mix of sex, drugs and standing up for one’s cultural identity.

Head to the CCI for some St Patrick’s craic! All ages are invited to join in the festivites.

(Re)discover the distinctive sounds of Ireland's traditional uilleann pipes through tonight's concert by one of the country's most sought-after pipers.

We welcome two of the finest male voices of this new generation of sean-nós singing.

Our Gaulín Traditional Singers’ Club gathers all who want to sing or simply listen to traditional tunes from Ireland or further afield.

Our festival celebrating Ireland’s national holiday has something for all age-groups. Find out what’s on!

A wonderful adaptation of John McGahern’s final novel set is rural 1980s Leitrim.

Cette soirée mettra en conversation deux poétesses, l’Irlandaise Martina Evans et la Française Nathalie Quintane.

These two renowed authors will discuss major themes in their work such as filial relationships, identity and language.

Tim Cape, our composer in residence, presents 'Soother', his humorous theatrical insight into the mind of a thirty-something.

An evening with the author of the acclaimed novel La nuée des âmes (This Plague of Souls).

Rendez-vous une fois par mois pour découvrir les coups de cœur de la Médiathèque.

We celebrate the Celtic festival of light with the installation ‘Silva Lumina’, a colourful exhibition of paintings, and musical performances.

For the second of two evenings for Nuits de la lecture 2025, the actor Andrew Bennett and the musician Elanor McEvoy perform this short novel.

For the first of two evenings for Nuits de la lecture 2025, the actress Constance Dollé reads Les trois lumières by Claire Keegan.