Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown (dlr) County Council is to host the dlr Festival of Inclusion every autumn. ‘Belonging | Muintearas’ is the overall festival theme this year with activities and events taking
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I’m of the firm belief that everyone has a story. It could be an article, a tweet or a video. But whatever it is, it just takes one nugget of
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Hayley Mulcahy was born and raised in Cork City. She studied dance as a child and went to ballet and tap-dancing classes after school and at the Firkin Crane. But
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During St. Patrick’s Day Kilkenny, the city and county will come alive with pageantry, craic and music. Centred around the parade but stretching into nearly a weeklong event visitors can
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Eye-catching, thought-provoking and mouth-watering in equal measure, Meat and Potatoes Crawford Art Gallery’s newest exhibition opens across two floors this summer. Bringing together works by historic and contemporary artists with food as
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A major donation of unique maritime artworks has been gifted to Crawford Art Gallery by The Port of Cork Company. The significant collection amassed over years consists of 17 maritime
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Ealaín na Gaeltachta, in partnership with Údaras na Gaeltachta, is celebrating Gaeltacht visual artists in an online exhibition called Dath an Dóchais celebrating 40 years of support for the visual
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Art and Soul, Ireland’s first major post-lockdown art fair is set to feature the largest collection of sculptures displayed on the island. The Holywood International Art and Sculpture Fair Art
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Clare Byrne (also known as Clare_3c) is an inspiring Digital and Traditional artist who grew up in Dún Laoghaire. The artist describes her story as being “non-linear” noting that she
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Author and illustrator Charlot Kristensen is originally from Denmark and grew up in a mixed family with a Danish dad and a Zimbabwean mom. She found her artistic streak at
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