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Galway International Arts Festival CEO John Crumlish and Artistic Director Paul Fahy have been conferred with Honorary Doctorates from NUI Galway in recognition of their work in transforming Galway International Arts Festival.

RIVERRUN, ONE of the most acclaimed and successful Galway International Arts Festival shows of recent times, is to be performed in Sydney, Australia, next year.

The Herald Arcangel Award, one of the most prestigious awards of the Edinburgh Festivals, was presented on Saturday 16 August to Olwen Fouéré for her performance in riverrun and her sustained contribution to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival at a reception at Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre.

One of the hit shows at last years Galway International Arts Festival, riverrun, featuring acclaimed theatre artist Olwen Fouéré, opened this weekend at Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Speculative Optimism is the title of the essay film Deirdre O’Mahony produced from research she conducted while artist– in–residence at the University of Reading Museum of English Rural Life in 2017.

What is the Heineken Big Top? Located on the University of Galway campus across from the Galway Cathedral, the Heineken Big Top at Fisheries Field, University of Galway is now a famous landmark for th...

Noel Sharkey is Emeritus Professor of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Sheffield. His current research is focused on the ethics of robot applications. He is the principal spok...

‘The chief obstacle is not technology or economics but slow adoption.’ Amory Lovins Designer and Professor Rebecca Earley is at the forefront of sustainable design and the power of the new circular e...

John Beard’s version of The Raft of the Medusa allows one to comprehend the Romantic grandeur and powerful beauty of the great masterpiece by Theodore Géricault which hangs in the Louvre, Paris. Géri...

"A work that's both anthem and elegy, a getting of wisdom that celebrates life even as it breaks your heart." - The Herald "One stop short of a full-blown musical, and every bit as exhilarating....