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What were women reading for relaxation and entertainment during the 1950s and 60s? Find out more with Dr Caitriona Clear in this intriguing talk about women’s magazines of the period.
This year’s Dublin: One City, One Book is The Country Girls trilogy by Edna O’Brien. This popular...
Art is like a blanket that wraps around my soul, in the coldest of weathers, those dreams are my art, a sort of a world within a world of dreams that I live in – Daniel Kennedy.
Bringing about the New is a group show from a collective featuring exciting emerging artists working...
Playwright Colin Murphy will hold a masterclass in dlr LexIcon on Tuesday 16 April. Bring along your ideas and suggestions and Colin will tease out dramatic approaches with the group to materials such as War of Independence witness statements.
Colin is currently researching a play about...
An Irish language exchange group meet every Tuesday from 10.30am to 12.00 noon in Deansgrange Library.
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Art is like a blanket that wraps around my soul, in the coldest of weathers, those dreams are my art, a sort of a world within a world of dreams that I live in – Daniel Kennedy.
Bringing about the New is a group show from a collective featuring exciting emerging artists working...
Convent life gave opportunities to Irishwomen to get a good education, avoid 'compulsory' marriage and indeed the chance for 'worldly' adventures and travel. Find out more with Deidre Raftery, author of Nano Nagle; the Life and the Legacy and Ireland Professor of Poetry, Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin...
A German language exchange group meet every Wednesday from 10.30am...
Sarah Maria Griffin joins Matt Cooper weekly on Wednesday as a commentator on video-games.
Art is like a blanket that wraps around my soul, in the coldest of weathers, those dreams are my art, a sort of a world within a world of dreams that I live in – Daniel Kennedy.
Bringing about the New is a group show from a collective featuring exciting emerging artists working...
Come along for a game of Scrabble!
Thursdays, 2.30pm at Deansgrange Library.
Thursdays. Please contact the branch for details.
