exhibitions ireland

The RHA has a full exhibition programme in place, in Galleries one and two which show work by leading Irish and International artists. Media covered includes painting, drawing, installation, photography, sculpture and assemblage.

The Ashford Gallery is a small gallery within the Academy which exhibits work by Academicians and artists who are unrepresented by commercial galleries. The latter are entitled to one solo show as a launching pad for their work.

All work is for sal...

Cashel Folk village is a delightful series of informal reconstructions of various traditional thatched village shops, a forge and other businesses, together with a penal chapel situated in a confined area within the town of Cashel, near to the famed Rock of Cashel.

An extensive display of signs and other commercial memorabilia add to the appeal of this pleasant display of local history....

The National 1798 Visitor Centre in Enniscorthy tells the story of the rebellion and its aftermath in 1798. Visitors can enjoy a multi media presentation, the highlight of which is the Battle of Vinegar Hill.
It's located just off the N30 and the N11, about 0.5km from Enniscorthy town centre. Facilities here include a coffee shop and a craft/gift shop....

Guided walks of the gardens are a regular feature and can be booked in advance.
Lectures and demonstrations form part of the 'Calendar of Events' throughout the year.
Facilities include a shop, tearooms, a garden centre and ample free parking at the National Garden Exhibition Centre....

Nationwide Fireworks Display Ireland supply spectacular displays for festive occassions to suit all budgets....

Our visitor centre is situated in a modern building on the Grand Canal Basin in Ringsend in the southeast of Dublin City. The Centre houses an exhibition which explores Ireland's inland waterways, their historical background and their modern amenity uses. The display, which includes examples of art and literature inspired by the waterways and working models of important engineering features, highlights the significance in today's world of a network of inland waterways developed some 200 years ag...

Tim Moloney from Tulla, Co. Clare, Ireland has been painting since 1985. Born in 1955 to a farming family he still lives in the home place in Glandree with his wife Ann and three children. Tim is a self taught artist and while influenced by other artists such as Paul Henry and Maurice Mc Gonigle, he has cultivated his own individual style. His landscape and seascape paintings possess an acute sense of the beauty of the Irish landscape. His character paintings recall times past in his native Co....

Flooding was always a problem in this area and floodgates were built in 1745, 1802 and 1934 near the Quoile Bridge. However by the 1950's flooding in Downpatrick was again serious. The problem was solved in 1957 when a new tidal barrier was built 2 miles downstream at Hare Island creating the Quoile Pondage....

See the actual pages of the next edition being made up for the camera, and plate-making and printing processes of Northern Ireland's evening newspaper the Belfast Telegraph. Video on newspaper production. Tour: 1.5 - 2 hours....