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Patrick Pye and Ludwig Van Beethoven

The Arts Council’s mandate is pretty straight forward. To quote the relevant Act of 2003 the Arts Council is empowered ‘to assist in the development or advancement of the arts Read More

Fourteen reproductions of the Journals of the Houses of Lords and Commons of the old Irish Parliament which were destroyed in a fire during the Irish Civil War will be on display in Dublin Castle. Read More

The young bohemians

Brian Fallon recalls the artist and writer Patrick Swift, who lingered in the memories of Dublin’s literati as a potent presence long after his departure for the Continent. Read more Read More

Return to form

From the Spring 2017 edition: Kevin Francis Gray’s debt to classical sculpture is both obvious and complicated, writes Riann Coulter in anticipation of the Armagh-born artist’s first exhibition on this island. Read More

Beacon in the dark

From the Spring 2017 edition: While working as an intern at the NPA Mike Bors gained access to a remarkable collection created by talented amatuer, Sir Robert Ball, astromoner and scientific adviser to the Commissioners of Irish Lights. Read More

Shadows of Sodeisha

From the Spring 2017 edition: Audrey Whitty explores the concept behind Sodeisha as the National Museum marks the 60th anniversary of Irish-Japanese diplomatic relations
with a joint exhibition. Read More

Reimagining architecture

From the Spring 2017 edition: Redevelopment of the former Bank of Ireland building on Baggot Street is currently underway. The complex, designed by Ronnie Tallon of Scott Tallon Walker Architects was constructed in two phases during the 1960s and 1970s. Read More

Johnstown Castle looks to the future

From the IAR Spring 2017 Edition: Peter Pearson welcomes a new chapter in the management of Johnstown Castle, County Wexford. Read More

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Arts Council expresses its regret at the passing of Barbara Warren
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Aosdána elects 7 new members at its General Assembly