Colm Tóibín to publish Brooklyn sequel Author Colm Tóibín has penned a sequel to his novel Brooklyn, reuniting readers with his heroine Eilis Lacey 20 years after the events of his … Books • 4 hrs
Shortlist announced for 2023 Dublin Literary Award Six novels have been shortlisted for the 2023 Dublin Literary Award, sponsored by Dublin City Council. Books • 6 hrs
Enjoy a feast of classic European cinema "European cinema is luckily not just one but is composed of many voices, and these voices have something in common that we proudly call European … arte • 5 hrs
Cúirt International Festival of Literature announces programme The Cúirt International Festival of Literature has announced a diverse and eclectic programme for 2023, featuring featuring an array of some of the most exciting … Festivals • 27 Mar
RTÉ Supporting the Arts this April This March, RTÉ is supporting arts and culture events throughout the country - support the arts yourself by attending a show, concert or exhibition near … RTE Supporting The Arts • 5 hrs
International flavour to this year's literary award shortlist Over the past 28 years the Dublin Literary Award, sponsored by Dublin City Council, has been finding its niche in the crowded world of literary … Books • 6 hrs
Arts Council seeking over 100 artists to work in 400 schools The Arts Council has announced that it is seeking between 100 and 120 artists or creative practitioners to work in up to 400 schools across … Get Creative • 27 Mar
New Music Dublin welcomes you to the Open Form Pavilion of Air Australian artist Robert Curgenven's Baile Átha Cliath Pailliún Aeir i bhFoirm Oscailte/Open Form Pavilion of Air comes to Merrion Square as part of New Music … New Music Dublin • 27 Mar
Watch: Pixies - Live at the Paris Olympia The highly influential indie rockers from Boston, famous for such tracks as Debaser and Where Is My Mind? perform in Paris arte • 27 Mar
Weathering, and exploring our relationship to our ancient past Director/choreographer Mary Wycherley and some of her artistic collaborators introduce Weathering, a work of film, dance, poetry, live music and song Dance • 26 Mar
Watch: The Murder Capital perform Return My Head on Tommy Tiernan On the final episode of the current series of The Tommy Tiernan Show on RTÉ One, post-punk rockers The Murder Capital performed a rousing version … the tommy tiernan show • 27 Mar
How esports conquered the globe - is it Ireland's time to score? Esports goes from the bedroom to the world stage, as even the Olympics embraces one of world's the biggest, fast-growing entertainment industries. Gaming • 23 Mar
The Last of Us – a show that surprised and challenged audiences The first season of HBO's The Last of Us has come to an end. opinion • 25 Mar
Book Of The Week: Affinities by Brian Dillon It's only in hindsight that the ephemera of our lives begins to take shape. Books • 25 Mar
Flix: Tomi Ungerer's children's classic gets animated for RTÉ Flix was published in 1997 to much acclaim. Now Tomi Ungerer's world comes to life in a new RTÉ animated series. Animation • 24 Mar
Culture 5 - your cultural highlights for the next seven days Hear the Culture 5 every Friday on Aedín in the Afternoon on RTÉ lyric fm Ceara Conway • 22 Mar
Mystery Train - your weekly selection of tracks from John Kelly Each week, we present a random selection of tracks played by John Kelly on RTÉ lyric fm's Mystery Train... Music • 21 Mar
Indie music veteran Craig Walker returns with his new band Craig Walker is best known to Irish music fans as the front man of the iconic Dublin band, Power of Dreams RTÉ Arena • 23 Mar
Jonathan Swift's fireplace and the comforts of Gulliver's Travels Olga Taranova from Marsh's Library writes about a fascinating discovery in the first public library in Ireland, how the 300-year-old works of one library trustee … Books • 21 Mar
Watch: Sessions From Oblivion with Raging Sons & Don Baker Jr Popular online music show Sessions From Oblivion showcases the cream of Ireland's musical crop. Sessions from Oblivion • 23 Mar
Something For The Weekend: Chequerboard's cultural picks Celebrated Dublin contemporary guitarist Chequerboard, AKA John Lambert, launches his new album Souvenir on Thursday 13 April at the National Concert Hall as part of … Something For The Weekend • 23 Mar
Author Sara Baume shortlisted for Dylan Thomas Prize The Irish author Sara Baume has been shortlisted for the Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize for her third novel Seven Steeples, published by Tramp Press. Books • 23 Mar
RTÉ 2FM Rising: Listen to Maybe Baby by Still Blue Meet the artists tipped for success on this year's RTÉ 2FM Rising list... RTÉ 2fm Rising • 23 Mar
Sir Ian McKellan: "I wanted her to be a real recognisable woman." According to Sir Ian McKellan, Brendan O'Connor is a troublemaker. Theatre • 22 Mar
