Arts
How SoloSIRENS is Giving Women a Voice On Stage
SoloSIRENS is a collective of females artists based in the Civic Centre Tallaght.
‘No Question’: Creative Arts Head Rules Out School Move to TTEC
Ruth Barton has said there is 'no question' of the school moving to planned Technology and Enterprise Campus, despite problems in the school.
The IFI Celebrates Derek Jarman, an Artistic Polymath
The IFI will show eight of Jarman's best films in December – at the same time as IMMA shows its own Jarman exhibition.
Ebenezer Scrooge Takes the Gate Theatre – With a New Twist
Selina Cartmell, is set to present her directorial take on Jack Thorne’s adaptation of the widely-adored A Christmas Carol.
Tramp Press is Putting Women Writers in the Driver’s Seat
Tramp Press is a confirmation of the importance of putting women in power in the publishing industry.
A Spellbound Audience Watches the Launch of a New Trinity Publication
Moving, launched by Grace Farrell and Ellie O'Neill, is a new publication concerned with the idea of 'art moving towards something'.
In National Gallery, a Rare and Precious Photo Collection
Moment in Time, an exhibition of photographic works from the Bank of America Collection, is currently showing in the National Gallery.
A Risograph Print Showcase in Aid of the Homelessness Crisis
Art collective Epoch will return to Lucky's today with Riso City Returns – tackling Dublin's homelessness emergency.
‘More Colour, More Freedom, More Fun’: Aoife Dunne’s Technicolour Playgrounds
The NCAD graduate discusses politics, maximalism and the body.
A New Look at Seamus Heaney
Seamus Heaney and the Music of What Happens, showing in the IFI on December 2nd, offers accounts of the poet from those who knew him best.