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Latest Festival News

• 09
  JAN
  2023

  RTÉ CULTURE | FEATURE

  First Fortnight festival returns with a message of hope for 2023: The First Fortnight Mental Health Art & Culture Festival returns in 2023 from...
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• 06
  JAN
  2023

  RTÉ CULTURE | OPINION

  First Fortnight: Timmy Creed on Spliced and telling his GAA story: Ahead of a pair of very special performances at this year's First Fortnight...
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• 01
  NOV
  2022

  THE IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Jan Martens and Oona Doherty present powerful work at Belfast International Arts Festival: ‘Constantly excellent performances’: John Scott explores...
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• 24
  OCT
  2022

  THE IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  La Tempesta at Wexford Festival Opera: Shakespeare’s enchanted island gets a youthful and slick spin: O’Reilly Theatre, National Opera House....
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• 23
  OCT
  2022

  THE IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  It’s a long way from Heaven in Eugene O’Brien’s predictable midlands affair: Maybe it’s time for Eugene O’Brien to get out of the midlands...
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• 14
  OCT
  2022

  THE BELFAST TELEGRAPH | INTERVIEW

  ‘I was in so much debt — any way to get cash, I was doing it’ — Kneecap’s Naoise Ó Cairealláin on the reality of life as a gambling addict Rapper...
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• 11
  OCT
  2022

  THE IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  Review of Heaven by Fishamble: Drama of a small-town couple and a big lie: Pavilion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire; until October 16, then national tour...
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• 09
  OCT
  2022

  THE IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  ‘Blackwater Lightship’ illuminates the dark crevices of life: A lightship’s beam illuminates the shoreline only intermittently; and in Colm Tóibín’s..
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