Podcasts about arts office

Welcome to this week’s What’s On! Guide. It’s Episode 80 of the podcast. Órla McNabola runs through with you a very heritage and culture-filled week of events around the county. Tomorrow evening, Friday 20th September, Leitrim will come alive with a host of free events across the county, showcasing our culture and heritage for Culture Night 2019. Christine Kelly from the Arts Office of Leitrim County Council has the lowdown on all that’s going on. Tomorrow night, Irish Times journalist, author and Carrick native Ronan McGreevy will be in The Reading Room in Carrick on Shannon at 6:30pm. He’ll be chatting about the books that made him with Orlagh Kelly. And then later to Glenfarne to The Ballroom of Romance. A night of Irish music and culture will take place from 7pm-10pm. Niall Speak from the famous Glenfarne ballroom lets Órla know all that our listeners can expect tomorrow night. The Arignaramus, a one-man show will have a rehearsed reading in The Dock at 9pm. Written by Wayne Denniston and starring Conor Lambert, writer Wayne Denniston joins Órla to give listeners a feel of what you can expect from tomorrow night’s open rehearsal at 9pm. After a hectic weekend with the Downton Abbey premiere, Justin Farrell from Carrick Cineplex is back for our run-through of the newest flicks in the cinema. Their culture night specials include showings of The Breadwinner and Rosie and live music in their Café Paradiso. Coláiste na bhFiann is a nationwide Irish language summer college. Their youth clubs gather weekly in various spots around the county and they are back with a bang tonight after a busy summer. Niamh McCauley has all the details. Breifne wraps up this week’s What’s On! Guide with a preview of the weekend’s sporting action.

This is the second of two Library Voices events which were part of the programme at the inaugural Mountains to Sea DLR Book Festival. This podcast has already been published in the Mountains to Sea Festival Podcast. It's a double bill with writers Patrick Gale and John Boyne reading from their new books. This podcast was recorded at the Pavilion Theatre in Dún Laoghaire on September 12, 2009. New podcast episodes are on the way in both the Library Voices and Mountains to Sea Festival series, and watch out in the next few days for the launch of a new podcast series from the Poetry Now festival run by the Arts Office of Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.

This is the second of two Library Voices events which were part of the programme at the inaugural Mountains to Sea DLR Book Festival. This podcast has already been published in the Mountains to Sea Festival Podcast. It's a double bill with writers Patrick Gale and John Boyne reading from their new books. This podcast was recorded at the Pavilion Theatre in Dún Laoghaire on September 12, 2009. New podcast episodes are on the way in both the Library Voices and Mountains to Sea Festival series, and watch out in the next few days for the launch of a new podcast series from the Poetry Now festival run by the Arts Office of Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.

This is the final podcast in the second series of Talking Books, a programme run by the Arts Office of Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council in conjunction with the County Library Service. Throughout 2009, writer-in-residence Dermot Bolger conducted a series of conversations focused on the business of writing. Dermot's guest in this final programme is the poet Paul Durcan, who recently published a retrospective collection of his poetry spanning 40 years. The podcast was recorded in Deansgrange Libary on the 17th of November 2009. There were some technical problems with microphones on the day and, regrettably, this is reflected in the sound quality in parts of this recording. We hope that this will not unduly affect your enjoyment of the programme.

This is the final podcast in the second series of Talking Books, a programme run by the Arts Office of Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council in conjunction with the County Library Service. Throughout 2009, writer-in-residence Dermot Bolger conducted a series of conversations focused on the business of writing. Dermot's guest in this final programme is the poet Paul Durcan, who recently published a retrospective collection of his poetry spanning 40 years. The podcast was recorded in Deansgrange Libary on the 17th of November 2009. There were some technical problems with microphones on the day and, regrettably, this is reflected in the sound quality in parts of this recording. We hope that this will not unduly affect your enjoyment of the programme.