What's on

Enjoy an afternoon of readings and workshops at the Médiathèque to discover Irish tales and legends.

As part of the Festival of Ideas, the Médiathèque is offering a selection of resources relating to the themes covered over the three-day event.

Join us in the Old Library for our book club hosted by French literary blogger Charlotte Parlotte to discuss novels by David Park and Dermot Bolger.

An enjoyable combination of concerts, open studios, screenings and a reading to mark the end of our current exhibition by Anita Groener.

Considérée comme la « Reine du chant irlandais », Elizabeth (Bess) Cronin fut sans nul doute l’une des chanteuses traditionnelles les plus célèbres de son époque. Son petit-fils Dáibhí vient nous conter l’histoire unique de son aïeule.

During her residency at the CCI, Victoria Kennefick will read extracts from her first novel in the Médiathèque.

Navigates between the past and the present, the glamourous and the tragic, Anne Enright's Actress is a fascinating and moving novel.

Tender and shocking, ‘Trespasses’ is Louise Kennedy’s unforgettable debut about two people trying to live ordinary lives in extraordinary times.

An evening of French and Irish slam poetry celebrating the power of the spoken word.

Join us for a poetry writing and perfume workshop on Valentine's Day that will consider the themes of love and grief through our sense of smell.

An inspiring evening of poetry, prose and indie pop to mark the feast day of Brigid, a Celtic goddess and Irish patron saint associated with fertility, healing and poetry.

From being the child of Holocaust survivors to becoming a successful soprano and singing coach, Judith Mok discusses her fascinating life story on Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Gabriel Byrne’s poignant memoirs Walking With Ghosts are brought to life in French by Nicolas Richard in the electro ambiance of musician Rubin Steiner.