Eamon Mallie was born in South Armagh, one of a family of six, 4 boys and 2 girls. He was educated in Newry at Abbey CBS Grammar and later at Trinity College Dublin. He claims he has always been an outsider with leanings to the left, but is committed, above all, to democracy and accountability. […]

Tickets: €30 & €2.08 booking fee (Student price €24 & €2.52 booking fee), includes two drinks receptions & tea/coffee on Saturday morning. Book Tickets HERE.   Are you curious about art and artists? Have you ever wondered why do artists make art? In what ways do artists work today? Is the art world today so different to […]

Paul Hallahan with Exhibitions Curator, Ruth Carroll. Artist Paul Hallahan will walk us through his current exhibition titled we, discussing his working methods reflecting on the use of materials and colour in his paintings and considering the connection between these seemingly abstract compositions with the sculptural works exhibited. All Welcome. Please BOOK HERE.     […]

While up to the Baroque, biblical-theological themes were predominant in visual art, in modernity religious subject matter has become much less evident. Yet, many modern and contemporary artists have engaged with biblical and other religious themes. The lecture will focus on relevant works by leading twentieth century artists. Dr Gesa E. Thiessen is a theologian. […]

How is the Incarnation presented in the works of the various artists that make up this eclectic gallery: can we detect a positive Christmas message from the works here on display. What would a 21st Century viewer be likely to extract from these historical icons? Mark Patrick Hederman has been a Benedictine monk of Glenstal […]