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John Byrne explores attitudes to patriotism and symbols of nationhood from an Irish perspective

What role does doubt play in the life of those who look to realise an ideal?

Open studio

Move through Dublin and France 1916 as the stories of two Dublin brothers unfold – a chance to don period dress for this immersive experience!

With director Mark Noonan
A touching film about dealing with life after a mother’s death

Drawn from actual testimonies, this historical drama is an intriguing take on one of Ireland’s most famed women, Countess Constance de Markievicz

Lia Mill’s will discuss her novel set in Easter Week 1916 with visual artist Gail Ritchie; both were influenced by time spent in Paris.

The love letters of an Irish artillery officer combine with great works from famous World War One soldier poets and composers, as well as music by Bach, Ravel, Dvorak and Schubert

This evening is led by the acclaimed Irish-Egyptian sean-nós singer

True cross-cultural collaboration: an Irish-Egyptian sean nós singer, an Italian pianist and a Greek master of the lyra.

Des événements pour toute la famille !

Karen, Lorna and Joleen McLaughlin have tailored a special concert for families and younger audiences.

Tom Molloy examines the interaction of politically charged symbols from the position of an outsider living in France.

These three sisters from Donegal lead with their inimitable vocal harmonies.

Renowned for their fine close-harmony vocals, The Henry Girls are fast becoming one of the most talked about folk/roots acts to come out of Ireland.