Roscommon Arts Centre

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Roscommon Arts Centre is a vibrant, purpose built arts space with a year-round programme of events taking place in the centre’s gallery, auditorium and workshop spaces. The visual art progamme consists of between 6 & 8 shows per year and artists are selected via both open call and invitation. Roscommon Arts Centre also commissions artists to create new work and engage with comunitites of interest. The exhibition programme is supported by both education and engagement programmes.

Riverbank Arts Centre

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Riverbank Arts Centre is the county arts centre based in Newbridge, Co. Kildare, funded by The Arts Council and Kildare County Council. Riverbank Arts Centre works in partnership with international, national and local artists to deliver an accessible and consistently high quality arts programme in an intimate environment. We provide a multi-disciplinary programme which includes theatre, cinema, comedy, music, dance, workshops and visual arts.

With a dedicated children’s gallery and programming of high quality theatre and workshops for younger audiences, Riverbank is also committed to promoting early engagement with and access to the arts.
Riverbank Arts Centre is a producer and co-producer of new work. We work closely with visual artists and theatre artists to develop and present work, with a particular focus on arts experiences for young people. We commission exhibitions, host residencies and have presented world premieres of work by leading theatre companies including Theatre Lovett, Monkeyshine, Moonfish, Fidget Feet Aerial Dance Company, Branar Téatar do Pháistí, Collapsing Horse, and Super Paua.
Riverbank Arts Centre is a welcoming, friendly, accessible space to bring arts and culture to the centre of civic life and community in Newbridge and environs. We aim to germinate and generate a future audience for the arts in Newbridge and the wider county, by supporting lifelong participants and advocates for the arts.

Ramor Theatre

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Opened in 1999 Ramor Theatre is located in Virginia on the main Cavan Dublin road. Originally a Catholic church this beautifully restored building now houses the Theatre. There is a full programme of events covering all the performing Arts including Dramas, Concerts (Classical, Traditional & Popular), Musicals, Opera and Ballet.

Peacock Theatre

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The Peacock is dedicated primarily to the presentation of new plays and contemporary classic drama. Ireland's National Theatre, comprising the Abbey and Peacock Theatres, was founded in 1904. The Peacock Theatre is situated under the Abbey foyer and the entrance is alongside the Abbey building on Lower Abbey Street.

O’Reilly Theatre

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The space comprises one large theatre space. With fully retractable raked seating and a motorized stage platform, the auditorium is a highly adaptable space and boasts one of the widest stages in Dublin, which can accommodate 590 people seated or 1000 people standing. The O'Reilly Theatre also boasts extensive backstage facilities and dressing rooms, a bar/refreshment area, a lecture theatre and meeting rooms.

Mullingar Arts Centre

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Mullingar Arts Centre, located adjacent to the County Council offices, offers courses for children and adults in arts, piano, Irish Dancing and Ballet. Theatre events include Drama, concerts, recitals, opera and children’s shows.

Millennium Theatre

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Limerick’s cultural scene was significantly enhanced in March 2003 when the magnificent new 350-seat Millennium Theatre at Limerick Institute of Technology, Moylish Park opened. The LIT Millennium Theatre is Limerick’s newest, intimate and magnificent venue and is the only performance venue on the North Side of Limerick. Limerick Institute of Technology marked its 150 years in existence with the completion of a series of major investments in development and facilities, including the newly completed Millennium Theatre, which is an ideal venue for concerts, drama and musical events, as well as for student lectures.

Hawk’s Well Theatre

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The Hawk's Well Theatre is a well established vibrant theatre located in Sligo town. Dedicated to showcasing both touring professional and local amateur drama, and with a reputation for innovative programming, a night out at the Hawk's Well is guaranteed to delight. The newly fitted sumptuous and intimate interior coupled with top of the range sound & lighting equipment make this theatre experience one to remember. Make your trip to Sligo a memorable one. The theatre has a fully licenced bar and elegantly designed foyer for pre and post-theatre drinks.

Half Moon Theatre

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The Half Moon Theatre has enjoyed enormous popularity as a late night live music venue. Situated at the rear of Cork Opera House on Half Moon Street, this historic venue has played many roles over the years. It continues to grow and change and has undergone substantial renovations to become a multipurpose entertainment venue.

Glór

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glór is a multi-disciplinary arts centre located in the heart of Ennis. Built at a cost of €8.5m, glór was the largest investment in the Arts in County Clare and hosts local, national and international music, theatre, talks, dance, Film, comedy and visual arts events throughout the year. Following the official opening in November 2001, over 60 great Clare performers – three generations of the best players of Clare music took to glór’s stage to present the first of three nights of the best music ever staged in the county.

glór kicked off its first year of operation with a series of glór Gigs, a special series of Irish music events, which were widely acclaimed, and since then the venue has firmly established itself as an integral part of both the national and local cultural landscape, working with over 59 local and community groups, as well as national and international performers – too many to mention but including Sebastian Barry, Maura O’Connell, John Prine, Tommy Peoples, Kíla, Kate Adi, John Bishop, Sharon Shannon, Druid Theatre Company, BellX1, The RTÉ Concert & Symphony Orchestras, Baboró International Arts Festival for Children, Mary Black, Martin Hayes & The Gloaming, Lisa Hannigan and Rough Magic Theatre Company.

In 2024, we celebrated 23 years of cultural highlights in Ennis and Clare, and we welcomed the opening of Clare’s new County Library & Gallery adjoining glór which has created an exciting cultural complex that will strengthen Clare’s reputation as a cultural centre, as well as support economic and social activity in Ennis.