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Category: Arts & Culture
Lucan Drama star hails magic of the stage as Dundrum Festival returns
"For all the stress, late nights and long journeys, there is nowhere we'd rather be," smiles Lucan Drama's Connor Hillman. Dundrum One ...
Crumlin dancer joins new John Scott show
"WORKING with him on a piece that bridges cultures and explores such vital human themes is always an honour" explains Crumlin-based dance ...
Nature on our doorsteps: Arbutus, the Strawberry Tree
Rosaleen Dwyer is the County Heritage Officer at South Dublin County Council – every week she gives us an insight into the ...
Civic Theatre celebrates contemporary black voices
Our focus is on contemporary work – a celebration in recognition that what we do today becomes part of the history," explains ...
Tallaght musician releases debut EP at 57
"I LITERALLY started playing guitar the day after my Leaving Cert ended way back in 1986," explains Tallaght-based musician Brian Edwards. Brian, ...
Kingswood pair Richard and John turn lean years into big screen story
KINGSWOOD-raised filmmaking duo Richard Hurley and John Moran have been raising money for their new short film 'In the Red', set over ...
One-woman show explores story behind Ireland’s ‘last witch’
'THE Last Witch Bridget Cleary' is a powerful solo theatre performance written and performed by Eve O’Mahony and directed by Carl Duggan. ...
Nature on our doorsteps: Autumn wasps
Rosaleen Dwyer is the County Heritage Officer at South Dublin County Council – every week she gives us an insight into the ...
ReelFlamenco set for debut at the Civic
"WE’RE delighted to be part of their programme" beams Lucan based Artscope's Caroline Wynn regarding the 2026 Red Line Book Festival. As ...
Returning to the Tallaght of the 1970s, one story at a time
"I MOVED to Tallaght as a child in the 1970s when Tallaght was a very, very different place than the busy streets ...










