What's on

Join us for an evening of Poetry and Stories hosted by Owen O’Neill.

Come and join Dr Harvey at the ICC, hear him talk and read excerpts of his memoir “Grappling With Ghosts”.

A new more advanced screenwriting course led by Paul Carey, offering writers with existing projects a supportive space to develop TV and film scripts through weekly workshops, feedback, and discussion.

Join debut author Andy Nolan for an in-conversation event exploring Green Bloods, the gripping true story of the London Irish underworld. Drawing on exclusive interviews and unprecedented access, Nolan uncovers the hidden history of the Irish gangs who shaped London’s criminal landscape.

Join Irish Times Books Editor Martin Doyle for an evening of insight and conversation with Ireland’s greatest writers, as he launches A Hosting: Interviews with Irish Writers 1991–2026, featuring 35 years of interviews with literary icons including Sally Rooney, Claire Keegan, Roddy Doyle, Anne Enright and John Banville.

A powerful evening exploring one of the darkest chapters in modern Irish history and the enduring legacy of the Magdalene Laundries. Through research and survivor testimony, this conversation brings to light the stories of the women whose lives were shaped by these institutions and asks how we remember a history too often silenced.

Poet and playwright Gabriel Gbadamosi and storyteller Nicholas Gbadamosi bring their brother’s remarkable life to the stage through storytelling, poetry, film and music – a moving exploration of family, memory and belonging.

Former BBC Correspondent John Ware will be In Conversation with author Philip Stephens about his new book “NEITHER CONFIRM NOR DENY – British Intelligence, Lawless Agent Running and the Suppression of Truth”.

The ICC is delighted to welcome the best selling author Louise Kennedy to the Centre to talk about her latest novel “Stations’. Stations is the unforgettable new novel from the number one bestselling, Women’s Prize- shortlisted author of Trespasses – Louise Kennedy.