Manchán Magan 20.09.70 – 02.10.25
"Manchán blew fresh breath on ancient embers, making them blaze in compelling, contemporary ways." - Billy Ó Hanluain
Thirty-Two Words For Field – And A Couple For Manchán Magan
“It was my grandmother, Sighle Humphreys, who taught me Irish." Wisdom and insight encoded in words. Tóg gó bóg é Manchán x
Byte The Power – Mega Dreoilín
NAMACO’s 16 bit video game, Mega Dreoilín, unravels the Land Question - the ‘mystery’ of land ownership and distribution in Ireland.
“Don’t Forget About Us” – A Walk With Little Amal
Since Amal first started walking in 2021, she has raised €900,000 for refugee and displaced children all over the world.
Turning The Page – Irish Design Shop | Sea Studio
It’s a tradition in TD HQ to anticipate and delight at the receipt of annual calendars from the Irish Design Shop and Sea Studio.
The Trailblazery’s Kathy Scott discusses Scoil Scairte which launches this Thursday.
The Trailblazery's Kathy Scott discusses the origins, impact and ambition of Scoil Scairte and the need for trauma informed leadership in our policymaking.
Scoil Scairte is open for enrollment for its autumn season which focuses on Dublin (Baile Átha Cliath)
Scoil Scairte, the unique online Irish school, returns for its fifth edition with a spotlight on the inspirational people, places, songs and stories of Dublin (Baile Átha Cliath).
The Outsiders – Pat Ingoldsby In Conversation With Tom Mathews
Ahead of the broadcast of The Peculiar Sensation of Being Pat Ingoldsby on RTE One at 9:35pm this evening, we revisit the time our editor eavesdropped on a conversation between…
The Outsiders – Pat Ingoldsby + Tom Mathews
Pat Ingoldsby and Tom Mathews are two people intrinsically woven into the warp and weft of Dublin. Having racked up 150 years between them, we bring two of our finest,…
Manchán Magan
Ecological insights as Gaeilge...What can Irish teach us about ecology, our psyche and the Other World?
Thirty-Two Words For Field: Manchán Magan
Wisdom and insight encoded in words: Manchán Magan connects language to landscape and routes it back to our beating hearts in Thirty-Two Words for Field.