Dublin

In Peacock Theatre, a Play for Kids – Without the Clumsy Moralising

A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings is about money, ethics and hope – but mostly it's about a very old man with very large wings.
By Sophie Furlong Tighe

A Sparkling Evening of Literature, at Cosy Christmas Readings

Lilliput Press's Cosy Christmas Readings featured impressive contributions from authors including Nicole Flattery.
By Florian Lica

With Fangclub, Unrelenting Grunge-Rock in the Button Factory

Next Friday, alternative Dublin band Fangclub will play their biggest headline show to date in the Button Factory.
By Joe Coughlan

Scéal Casta na Gaeilge Ó Thuaidh – Comharthaí Dátheangacha in Ollscoileanna an Tuaiscirt

Taispeánann an easpa Gaeilge ar chomharthaí in ollscoileanna an Tuaiscirt go bhfuil deighilt pholaitiúil ann fós.
By Malachi Ó Marcaigh

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.
By Florian Lica

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.
By Aleksandra Krzesiak

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.
By Martha Kirwan and Ellen Finnerty

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.
By George Trelawny

‘More Colour, More Freedom, More Fun’: Aoife Dunne’s Technicolour Playgrounds

The NCAD graduate discusses politics, maximalism and the body.
By Rachael Gunning

Pan Pan Theatre Company Takes On the Play Beckett Disliked Least

Endgame, a play that follows a story of familial dysfunction, is set to show at Project Arts Centre from this Saturday.
By Emer Tyrrell