Exhibitions & Events

Concert presented by the Embassy of Estonia

Set in an all-boys Irish boarding school, ‘Handsome Devil’ focuses on the unlikely friendship between a star rugby player and his sensitive roommate.

Celebration of the launch of the photographer’s catalogue raisonné

A weekend exhibition paying homage to Franco-Irish photographer Angélique Cheronnet which opens the same evening as a conversation with two renowned photographers included in CCI’s show ‘Surveillé·e·s’, Willie Doherty and Donovan Wylie.

Jazz concert presented by the Hungarian Institute

An opportunity to meet writers-in-residence Karl Geary and Julian Gough who have both been acclaimed for their novels in English and in French translation

reat evenings of jazz in store notably with Ronan Guilfoyle, a major figure of the contemporary music scene in Ireland whose composition ‘Life Cycle’ marks his 60th birthday.

A special candlelit reading in the Old Library of ‘The Untouchable’ by John Banville in French translation.

This three-day concert cycle in the chapel has been curated by one of Ireland’s foremost pianists, Therese Fahy, to mark 100 years since the composer’s death.

Join us for 3 short pre-concert conversations with the composers of Ireland’s Tombeau to Debussy.

An opportunity to learn more about the collection in our Old Library!

Enjoy some of the best radio documentary-making in Ireland masterfully chosen by producer Aidan O’Donnell and presented in the chapel.

Launch of the Irish edition of the Fricassée recipe collection with a drink and the opportunity to meet the publisher-illustrator from Vous êtes ici.

Human achievement, personal drama and almost miraculous success make this one of the best documentaries to date about the conquest of space.

Coming from a long line of traditional Irish Traveller singers and musicians, Thomas McCarthy is the Gaulín’s guest singer this season.

Elizabeth Bowen wrote a celebrated spy novel while living through the Blitz in London and secretly reporting on Irish neutrality for the British Government.