What's on

The Centre Culturel Irlandais is delighted to partner with the T.S Eliot Foundation for a special celebration of the centenary of T.S. Eliot’s modernist masterpiece The Waste Land.

Join us for the launch of our new bookclub (in French) led by literary blogger Charlotte Parlotte.

Tonight, the CCI and the Embassy of Ireland in France present a cultural exchange between four Irish and Senegalese writers: Audrey Magee, Elgas, Fatoumata Ngom and Theo Dorgan.

The CCI is delighted to host the second day of this international colloquium looking at the work of artist and illustrator Tomi Ungerer.

An evening in the company of the renowned author whose latest social thriller Afraid of the Light looks at one of the most divisive issues of our times.

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

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.

Come and turn the handle to listen to poems inspired by the relationship of Irish poets with Paris and the CCI

An evening of words and music produced by Field Day to celebrate the Tundish Award that is bestowed in Paris this year upon a special recipient

As a highlight event of the two-day Global Ulysses Paris, award-winning Irish playwright Marina Carr delivers two monologues on the "Penelope "episode.

Notre Dame University – Keough-Naughton Institute of Irish Studies (USA) is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the publication of James Joyce’s Ulysses.

Join some of Ireland’s finest contemporary musicians on a journey to comprehend love and life from the map left by James Joyce’s pen.

Nuit de la littérature 2022 is back ‘in the flesh’! Fifteen authors from fifteen countries take over the CCI. Ireland is represented by renowned author Dermot Bolger.

To celebrate the author John McGahern, the CCI invites Madeline McGahern, Frank Shovlin and Sylvie Mikowski.