EUNIC Ireland

30/01/2026

Luxembourg and France are delighted to take on the presidency of the EUNIC Ireland cluster for 2026 🇪🇺🤝🇮🇪.
We warmly thank the outgoing presidency of Croatia and Hungary for their outstanding work.

EUNIC Ireland looks forward to continuing to develop European cultural collaborations with our Irish partners and to engaging with the upcoming Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union.

EU National Institutes for Culture

26/11/2025

✨📚A brief overview of Storylines Europe!
We would like to thank our amazing partners Literature Ireland and the European Parliament Liaison Office in Ireland for their cooperation and invaluable support in bringing this event to life 🤝💛

A huge thank-you to all the authors, translators, moderators, and guests for being part of the project 🙌📖. This event was a true milestone and will help shape how EUNIC Ireland continues to connect European and Irish literature in the years to come 🌍🇪🇺🇮🇪

Below, you can catch a glimpse of the little literature bubble we created in Europa House in Dublin last Saturday ✨📸
PC Ana Duca Studio

19/11/2025

✨📖📚 Join us this Saturday for a series of panels with European authors!
Dive into inspiring conversations on identity, language, memory, creativity, and more — and take the chance to meet some of the writers and translators in person! 😊

If you love books and literature, this event is an absolute must 💙

All the details on ticket reservations are listed below 👇👇👇

A celebration of European literature, translation, and ideas on November 22nd 2025 at European House Dublin

17/11/2025

It was an absolute pleasure to be in Galway for our final screening! 🥳
A heartfelt thank-you to Ms. Anna Fox, Deputy Head of Mission at the Veleposlaništvo Slovenije v Dublinu / Embassy of Slovenia in Dublin, and Ms. Catherine Gagneux, French Honorary Consul in Galway, for opening the festival and announcing this year’s winner.

🎉 Congratulations to the French film Quelqu’un De Spécial by Alice Gervat, voted the audience favourite! 🥇🥰
Second place was shared among the wonderful entries from Portugal, Spain, and Poland, and Croatia proudly took the third place.

Huge thanks to everyone who joined us and made this celebration of European cinema so memorable! 🌟📽️🎬

13/11/2025

It was an honor to be part of the Cork International Film Festival! 🎬✨

Special thanks to Ms. Josselin Le Gall, Honorary Consul of France in Cork, and Ms. Valérie David-McGonnell, President of Alliance Française de Cork, for opening the screening and announcing the winner! 😊

🎥🏅Congratulations to the Portuguese, Spanish, Croatian, and French short films that were voted audience favorites in Cork!

30/10/2025

🎬✨Dublin Short Shorts screening is now SOLD OUT! 🙌
Arrive early and join us for a wine reception 🍷 before the screening.
See you next week! 🍿💚🇮🇪

29/10/2025

📚📖✨ Storylines Europe: A New Celebration of European Writing & Thought ✨📚

We’re delighted to announce Storylines Europe, launching in 2025 as a new annual festival celebrating the richness and diversity of European writing and ideas.

🗓 Saturday, 22 November 2025
📍 Europe House, Dublin
tickets

Presented by EUNIC Ireland in cooperation with the European Parliament Liaison Office in Ireland, and supported by participating embassies and cultural institutes, this one-day event brings together authors and translators from 9 European countries for a vibrant series of conversations exploring identity, language, memory, and creativity across borders.

Full programme and booking: https://storylineseurope.ie

From the personal to the political, the intimate to the universal, Storylines Europe invites audiences to experience how stories travel and connect us 🌍💬💫📚

Join us for a day of dialogue, discovery, and inspiration through the power of storytelling. 💕📖

A celebration of European literature, translation, and ideas on November 22nd 2025 at European House Dublin

09/10/2024

Reminder join Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media this evening at 6.30pm in the National Concert Hall for EUNIC European Book Club featuring Michelle Gallen and her book Factory Girls.

The Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media presents EUNIC European Book Club featuring a discussion with author Michelle Gallen on her book Factory Girls. The event will be moderated by Zbyszek Zalinski! This is a FREE EVENT on Wednesday 9th October in the National Concert Hall, but tickets must be booked through the following link: https://www.nch.ie/all-events-listing/eunic-european-book-club-2024/

Factory Girls is a startling account of ‘normal life’ in a Northern Irish factory during the summer of the Ceasefire. This witty, disturbing novel stars Maeve Murray, who’s waiting to see if her exam results will win her a ticket out of the wee Northern Irish town she lives in. But getting the right results are only part of Maeve’s problem – she’s got to survive a tit-for-tat paramilitary campaign as brutal as her relationship with her mam, iron 100 shirts an hour all day every day in the local factory, and escape the attentions of Handy Andy Strawbridge – her dubious English boss.

Dublin Event Guide (for Free Events)