What's on

Specially commissioned installation in the CCI courtyard of the photographer's work made here in 2014.

A fresh look at the legacy of Irish political leaders W.T. Cosgrave, Eamon de Valera and Charles Haughey in relation to the arts.

Join this Neo-DaDa Foodist Kollektiv for a deliciously absurd culinary performance with augmented cutlery!

Four theatre makers from Ireland, Greece, Lithuania and Portugal discuss their work and special month-long residency at the CCI.

Join us this evening for a reading by E. Tracy Grinnell, winner of the Paris Writer's Residency 2022.

An evening highlighting the importance of the CCI as an international platform for performance, collaboration and discussion about the island of Ireland.

Mark Henry shares insights gathered from numerous experts about the remarkable progress that has taken place in Ireland over the last century.

Discover the stories around this illustrated account of a journey to England, Scotland and Ireland in 1824, finally published nearly 200 years later.

Neil Hegarty weaves a very intriguing tale spanning fifty years of life and family secrets in Ireland’s northern borderlands.

Discover the treasures of the CCI’s Old Library and the temporary exhibition Conquering the Unknown

This black and white film captures the magic and hidden stories of the city of Kaunus, Lithuania’s modernist inter-war capital.

Come and try out a few words in Irish!

Alt-folk blends with Irish folk and South American rhythms for this concert in the chapel by talented Northern Irish musician Joshua Burnside. “Rumbling, brooding, powerful, magnetic” (The Irish Times)

Travel accounts by explorers and missionaries were an important means of expanding geographical and scientific knowledge. This fascinating exhibition in our Old Library spans documents from the 16th to the 19th centuries.

Every year, Feis Ceoil sees the best of young Irish musical talent gather for the 180 competitions of its unique festival. One of the 2022 prize-winners, talented pianist Rachel O’Hara, plays in the CCI’s chapel this weekend.