Against the backdrop of a society in paralysis, a pair of Dublin lives are revealed in stark, sometimes brutal, scenes.
The carefully preserved collection held at Dublin Writers Museum has been transferred to MoLI and remained unseen by the public, until now.
Boyfriends charts the ups and downs of a modern 'situation-ship' as ponder the age old questions of what romance means anyway.
Amidst the success of Irish athletes in the Euro Championships preparing for the Olympics, this exhibition comes around at the perfect time.
Get your glow sticks ready, its about to go down at what organisers tell us is THE dedicated BI/Pan PRIDE party of the year!
On Saturday, June 29th the Mother Pride Block Party is back with a bang for a spectacular party celebrating Pride in our city.
The next After Eight takes place on Pride night June 29th with music by SHREM and support by GIITA. Sweaty dancing from 8-12.
Zeropunkt return to Arthur's to play the unique brand of meditative/convulsive freeform improvisation for which they have become known.
Acoustic Oceans is an exhibition of new paintings by Mark Francis that beautifully captures the sensory experience of the modern age.
Period of Change charts the similarities between present-day struggles for liberation across the world and past political upheavals.
With an exhibition from surrealist painter Desmond Morris, this event is open to both literary aficionados and appreciators of art everywhere.
A unique weekend festival showcasing fresh talent and leading artists amidst a celebration of art, music, food and community.
Los Angeles Foo Fighters tribute band, Everlong, are coming to Dublin to actualize all of your Grohlcentric fantasies.
July 27th will see Phibsborough’s acclaimed Racket Space play host to this stacked bill in support of HUGG, the suicide bereavement charity.
Calling all folk music lovers! The Grand Social is hosting one of Dublin’s newest folk festivals this summer.
You do not have to be a devout lover of classical music to enjoy an amazing performance by one of the worlds foremost chamber orchestras.
Bonajo visualises intimacy in a raw and anti-capitalist way, fueled by the ever-present loneliness epidemic.
"The scenes depicted in this exhibition take place in the meantime." - Ingrid Lyons on Kathy Tynan's new exhibition.
The annual jamboree spreads out across two stages this weekend, featuring performances from a staggering 23 bands, solo acts and DJs.
Three nights of Punk Rock performed by bands from the U.S, U.K and Ireland so sugar soap up the mohawk and get moshing.
