Exhibitions & Events

Two indie-folk concerts featuring Inni-K, who delights with her fresh style and mesmerising voice, and Cry Monster Cry who are described as thoughtful and poetic…totally addictive.

The late Academician Michel Déon, author of ‘Un taxi mauve’, made Ireland his home for almost fifty years. This unique relationship will be discussed as part of a special tribute paid by three experts to the writer’s life and work.

Renowned pianist Míċeál O’Rourke explores the nocturnal world with its contrasting moods and colours in a selection of piano pieces ranging from Chopin and Ravel to Bolcom.

Sebastian Barry’s new play is bursting with humanity, as it explores murder, forgiveness, survival and, ultimately, love imprisoned in the human heart.

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

Exhibitions open from 8pm to midnight

Historian Malcolm Walsby examines Renaissance books from our Old Library collection that reveal details about their successive owners and the ways in which they were altered over the centuries.

Virtuoso singer and accordionist Breanndán O Beaglaoich will lead this evening’s Gaulín singers’ club with songs from the Dingle peninsula.

Filmmaker Oonagh Kearney discusses her exploration of what sparked scientists’ imaginations when they were young

A once-off workshop for budding street artists to create a large panel in CCI’s courtyard for this year’s FICEP week around the theme of the street.

Writer-in-residence Caoilinn Hughes will read from her works of poetry and prose.

An opportunity to find out more about the Irish language and try out a few words.

Our exhibitions will be open from 6pm until 9pm.

An evening of art, music and readings in English, Irish and French to celebrate famous poet Arthur Rimbaud’s ‘Illuminations’.

A chance to try out a few words of Irish