Special screening of a stirring documentary that shares the stories of a group of water protectors determined to preserve the Kiamichi River

The Roman Inquisition in Malta

Podcast Episode · The History of Murder · 17 March · 39m

Limerick You’re a Lady: Why women’s stories should be told in all museums…

Opening a standalone women's museum in Ireland in 2026 risks reinforcing separation at a time when integration should be the goal

My Grandmother and How to Get to Heaven

Join us for a special 'Sharing Lands' screening of 'Sinners', focusing on connections between African-American, Choctaw & Irish history.

A study has shown the devastating impact of arts funding cuts on institutions across America and many within the industry are concerned for what’s next

The history of 19th century Ireland was dominated by big events, big men and big problems. The Act of Union of 1800, the Great Famine, and the campaign for land rights and Home Rule are among the…

Marking Culture Night, Butter Museum curator Dr Danielle O’Donovan talks to Helen O’Callaghan about finding her life’s purpose as a teenager on a school art trip – and how she sees museums and what th...

Former Choctaw-Ireland scholarship recipient Skylee Glass reflects on her time in Ireland and the lasting bond between peoples that continues to this day.

Cabinet agrees to support Middle East roadmap at emergency meeting called amid humanitarian crisis in Gaza