Exhibitions & Events

Alt-folk blends with Irish folk and South American rhythms for this concert in the chapel by talented Northern Irish musician Joshua Burnside.

Le Centre Culturel Irlandais vous invite à une flânerie littéraire autour de Samuel Beckett et de la place singulière qu’occupent la mort, le silence et l’absurde dans la littérature irlandaise contemporaine.

Le Centre Culturel Irlandais accueille une lecture exceptionnelle de Larry se pend, traduction française de Stretching Larry du dramaturge irlandais Bryan Delaney avec Denis Lavant dans le rôle de Larry.

The CCI is delighted to present the Théâtre de la Ville’s Focus Irlande, a five-week programme celebrating Ireland.

Six ans après sa première venue au CCI, l’auteur-compositeur-interprète sera de retour dans le cadre intimiste de la chapelle. Il nous fera découvrir son troisième album folk-trad, The End, acclamé par la critique à sa sortie à l’automne 2025.

Ce soir au CCI, les journalistes de renom Fintan O’Toole et Sam McBride examinent les arguments les plus convaincants en faveur et contre une Irlande unifiée.

Northern Irish author Jan Carson returns to the CCI to present her latest novel, No Vacancy, published by No Alibis Press.

Tonight, Dr Fintan Vallely traces the fascinating story of the Irish bodhrán from its ancient historical origins to its modern-day popularity, recently expanded upon in his book Beating Time: the story of the Irish bodhrán (2025).

Tonight, as part of the Rage Sacrée festival, Landless' four-part harmonies will blend and resonate in the chapel.

Dans le cadre du festival America hors les murs, le CCI est ravi d'accueillir Patrick Radden Keefe à l'occasion de la publication récente de son ouvrage Le Fils de l'oligarque aux éditions Belfond.

To mark legendary Irish group U2’s 50th anniversary, the CCI is delighted to host the photography exhibition U2 : Une histoire irlandaise, jointly organised by Tourism Ireland and Paris Match.

The CCI is delighted to present short concerts this weekend by soprano Eva Maria Kavanagh.

Exhibitions, concerts, médiathèque and lots to enjoy in the surroundings of our unique 18th-century building with its Old Library and historic chapel.

On the occasion of the 300th anniversary of the publication of Gulliver’s Travels, the CCI is partnering with Marsh’s Library in Dublin to present the exhibition Gulliver 300 in our Old Library.

The CCI is delighted to present the group exhibition, Everyone Should Have a Home, combining sculpture, film, photography and even cheeses cultivated from mold.