Bealtaine Film Screening Philomena As part of the Age and Opportunity Bealtaine Festival 2019, the film 'Philomena' will be screened.
Memory Dress Workshop As part of the Bealtaine Festival, a Memory Dress workshop with Maria Pantel is taking place.
Exhibition by Catherina Hearne These works utilise painting techniques and approaches that required a huge amount of research and experimentation over quite a few years. Processes such as encaustic with its use of oil, wax, pigment and dammar varnish are time consuming, temperamental and difficult materials to control.
Kieran Goss and Annie Kinsella "Oh, The Starlings" Tour Kieran Goss has long been considered one of Ireland’s greatest songwriters. Together with singer and artist Annie Kinsella, who has joined him onstage on his recent tours, they have enchanted audiences with their live performances and won rave reviews.
Fairport Convention With Special Guests The Four of Us Fairport Convention has been making great music for over fifty years. The concert will feature an opening performance by wonderful Irish singer/songwriter sibling duo The 4 of Us.
Berry Be Beauty Berry Be Beauty was founded by award winning entrepreneur Lorna Venton, whose experience as a holistic therapist and reflexologist has led to the creation of this extraordinary Irish beauty brand that uses a holistic approach to skincare, health and wellbeing. We make natural skincare products and essential oil soy-wax candles and reed diffusers.
Cuddles Pet Store Family Run Pet Store in Balbriggan. We offer one of the largest selections of Pet Foods, Toys and Accessories in Dublin. We are open to the public and we also offer a free click and collect and Free Delivery when you spend just €25
Fingal Youth Orchestra - Annual Celebration Concert Comprising of just under 60 members, Fingal Youth Orchestra nurtures the orchestral playing of musicians ranging from 8 to 18 years of age, and this concert will showcase the wonderfully talented members.
Haughey | Gregory by Colin Murphy Fishamble’s Haughey|Gregory by Colin Murphy, directed by Conall Morrison, follows the deal made between Tony Gregory and Charles Haughey in 1982, when Gregory took a surprise Dáil seat - and suddenly found himself holding the balance of power.