Exhibitions & Events

Playing button accordion, fiddle and piano, this trio has created its own blend of fierce dance music and raw harmonies shaped in the West Kerry Gaeltacht.

Mining the space in between the worlds of traditional Irish and classical, this fine quartet brings us on a musical odyssey as they celebrate 25 years of journeying together.

This courtyard exhibition marks the centenary of Ireland’s entry onto the sporting stage as an independent nation at the 1924 Paris Olympics and highlights the interaction of sport with international issues.

This St Patrick’s Gaulín is led by Grace Toland, a talented and enthusiastic member of the Inishowen Traditional Singers’ Circle celebrated in Bob Gallagher's documentary the previous evening.

Focusing on a community of singers on the Inishowen peninsula in North Donegal, this documentary explores the world of traditional song as well as the ways in which this heritage is shared from one generation to the next.

A gentle love story, and its effect on those around the protagonists.

This award-winning documentary charts the destiny of famed Irish singer Sinéad O'Connor.

To commence our Saint Patrick's festival, the third phase of the CCI's Project Space focuses on Gaelic games.

From the upheaval of the revolutionary period to the simple beauty of rural scenes, this selection of photos from the bestselling series ‘Old Ireland in Colour’ brings to life Ireland’s 19th- and 20th-century history.

To start our St Patrick's celebrations, we are launching our two exhibitions : Project Space #3 Sports Gaéliques and Old Ireland in Colour.

It’s March, time to celebrate Saint Patrick’s! Out with a touch of green and join us at the CCI from 7 to 18 March for wonderful evenings of Irish cinema, music and a lot more!

A coming-of-age story, this is an award-winning play, full of heart, humour and wisdom, for anyone who had a childhood passion that threatened to overwhelm their life.

David Park explores the hidden effects of the Vietnam War on a former member of the CIA who must carry out one last mission.

This second phase of our experimental visual arts space focuses on the lure, lore and power of the sea.

“A warm embrace” of songs about love, death and lamentation sung unaccompanied for Brigid’s Day by beautiful voices from Dublin and Belfast.

An inspiring evening in the company of eminently creative and resilient women, led by Emeritus Olympic sportswoman Mary Peters.