Exhibitions & Events

A fascinating evening with Tony Blair’s former spindoctor and The Late Late Show presenter as they delve into the relationship between Britain and Ireland.

Dr.Catherine Maignant will look at the key dates of Ireland’s history

The third day of the international conference - Heidegger et "les Juifs" - takes place at the CCI

The 2014 Liam Swords Foundation bursary, based at the CCI, was awarded to Dr. Patricia García.

An evening with our current writer-in-residence Michael O'Loughlin, poet and translator.

Paul Seawright will discuss his work with fellow Belfast-based photographer Donovan Wylie.

Senator for French nationals abroad with years of knowledge about Ireland.

Polly will talk about the complexities of identity.

Pierre Joannon will examine the events which drove the founder of the Fifth Republic to retreat to Ireland between 10 May and 19 June 1969, after he had resigned as President

Our series of talks looking at contemporary Ireland continues with this “Regard sur l’Irlande” by Emmanuelle d'Achon

A musical talk about prohibition of the Irish language and the songs it inspired.

Renowned for his elegant and honest prose, John Banville was awarded the Booker Prize in 2005 for The Sea.

Exhibition of historic books from the Old Library collection

Senator and inimitable RTE reporter Marie-Louise O’Donnell travels the length and breadth of Ireland, providing commentary on what she has observed

Originally from Mayo, George Moore spent seminal years in Paris in the 1870s, initially to study painting.