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Brothers is a dramatic portrayal by Jim Sheridan of the cruel reality for many of America’s servicemen and their families

The late 17th century saw the abdication of King James II of England and the exile of thousands of Irishmen to France

Robert Janz’s work is vibrant and inventive.

Enchantment embodies magic, music, beauty, sound and song.

Poet in residence Maurice Riordan has had a long-standing interest in twentieth-century French prose poetry

Join Peter Sheridan as he conjures up the voices and accents of his 1960s’ childhood

A boat has been destroyed, criminals are dead, and the key to this mystery lies with the only survivor and his twisted, convoluted story

Fintan O’Toole’s columns in the Irish Times continue to provoke debate and, in certain quarters, anger

These two evening screenings are a tribute to the great Pierre Chabert, who died in 2009

The companionship of mother and son seeps onto the stage in this wonderfully gentle, perfectly formed duet

A young hairdresser, Rita, decides to complete her education by studying literature at university

The works shown in this exhibition are the outcome of a joint project: an exchange between the artists Finola Graham and Pauline Turmel.