What's on

Cette année encore, la Nuit de la littérature sera virtuelle ! Le CCI vous invite à découvrir Caoilinn Hughes et son saisissant premier roman "Sélection naturelle".

Entre la Syrie et l'Irlande, Donal Ryan mêle la destinée de trois hommes perdus et solitaires (: fuyant leur pays ou leur vie, ils désirent se reconstruire...).

CCI is delighted to present, in association with Actes noirs (Actes Sud), this online conversation between the crime fiction writer Adrian McKinty and his longtime friend, the writer and journalist Robert McLiam Wilson.

CCI is delighted to partner the Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI), in association with New Island Books, in presenting this online launch of Nuala O'Connor's latest publication, Nora.

CCI is delighted to present this live online conversation on the occasion of the publication of 'Constellations' in French translation.

Alliance Française Dublin and the CCI are delighted to welcome Claire Keegan for the online launch of the French version of her latest novel "Small Little Things Like These" which is being published by Faber and Faber in 2021 and has just been published by Sabine Wespieser under the title "Ce genre de petites choses".

This evening, in the beautiful setting of CCI’s chapel, Judith will perform a unique repertoire of Sephardic songs.

For this online broadcast, Adrian Duncan our writer in residence will offer us a reading from CCI’s Old Library.

Meet the Goncourt prize-winning author of “Le Tiers Temps” which retraces the final year of Beckett’s life

Two friends devastated by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict travel around the world encouraging dialogue… World renowned author Colum McCann discusses his new book ‘Apeirogon’ on the occasion of its launch in French translation.

From Prague and Brussels to New York and Manilla, Maria McManus’ Jukeboxes are bringing poetry out into the city to engage with contemporary society.

For Nuit de la littérature's special on-line edition this year, CCI has chosen to highlight Emilie Pine's “compulsively readable” Notes to Self (The Guardian).

This wonderful cycle of musical readings was originally commissioned by the National Library of Ireland for the ‘Seamus Heaney: Listen Now Again’ exhibition in Dublin.

Listen to Maria McManus’ judicious choice of poems relating to our current exhibition and themes of migration and exile