What's on

"Wolfwalkers" is the final chapter in their tripych inspired by Irish folklore where magic and history are masterfully combined to advocate tolerance and a sensitivity towards environmental challenges.

Dublin, 1918: three days in a maternity ward at the height of the Great Flu. A small world of work, risk, death and unlooked-for love brought to life by a marvellous writer.

Le CCI a le plaisir de s’associer au Dublin Theatre Festival pour cette diffusion en ligne de How It Is, grand roman de Samuel Beckett réinventé pour l’écran par la célèbre compagnie théâtrale Gare St Lazare Ireland.

Expect a highly engaging concert, both intimate and elaborate, a musical river whose sources range from classical guitar to Central African, with pulsating rhythms and infectious melodies.

‘The Red Tree’, tells the little known history of Italian gay men being arrested and exiled to a remote island during Mussolini’s Fascist regime.

This exhibition showcases music and books from CCI’s Old Library and Historical Archives collections that illustrate the story of a particular type of religious music called plainchant.

Guided tours of the Old Library, an opportunity to visit St Patrick’s chapel and our current exhibitions and the chance to listen to a short programme of early music.

This joint exhibition of paintings, drawings and scuptures by Cecilia Danell and Eamon O'Kane explores our relationship to landscape

This evening is the opportunity to discover the work of Cecilia Danell and Eamon O'Kane, as well as our heritage exhibition, with music and a food truck!

Do take part in this fun interactive drawing installation organised as part of our Opening evening in conjunction with Culture Night and the Embassy of France in Ireland.

Sharp, witty and with an understanding of complexities, writer Jan Carson brings us into the heat of Belfast during the marching season of 2014.

Two South American fishermen, Bolivar and Hector, go to sea before a catastrophic storm… A suspenseful and intimate rendering of the extremities of human life, both physical and mental.

Special afternoon with the renowned author Colum McCann and his companion on-the-road, violonist Colm Mac Con Iomaire, around the themes of Resistance and Freedom

This year is the bicentenary of Napoleon Bonaparte’s death and in this context Professor Bartlett, Emeritus Professor at the University of Aberdeen, will examine the historical reality of Napoleon and Ireland.

Notre ami Glen Hansard nous proposera un concert unique mêlant musiques créées pour le spectacle "The Crock of Gold" et une sélection de ses célèbres titres folk.

The famous Footsbarn theatre company presents a magical adaptation of this Irish tale, with the exceptional participation of musicians Glen Hansard and Breanndán O Beaglaoich.