Culture Journal Ireland

With over two thousand five hundred works submitted, of which only three hundred being submitted, the Royal Hibernian Academy’s annual...

Bob Geldof is probably best known today for being responsible for helping to launch the careers of the likes of Chris Evens, Denise Van...

Set in 19th Century Dublin Dead Still first shown in Ireland during Halloween weekend, staring Michael Smiley as memorial photographer...

Terence McSwiney was the Lord Mayor of Cork in 1920 when he was arrested by British crown forces on charges of sedition. 74 Days:Terence...

Ormiston House is a rather ornate highlight on the otherwise ordinary landscape of Belfast. Lying on the outskirts of the East of the...

There was no one at home when the bombs dropped. My family were away on holiday and I was in England visiting friends when the invasion...

Marvellous, staring Toby Jones is a truly human story about following your dreams and reaching beyond supposed limitation which...

Viceroy’s House is a biopic of a country as much as a person. Although the primary narrative is to tell the story of the events that Lord...

A city on fire riots on the streets, a small girl gets shot by the police simply for looking out of her own living room window. No this...

It’s taken Culture Journal Ireland a while to get into this one, but with seemingly everyone talking about Normal People, for one reason...

One of the good things about the current situation and the isolation that goes on with it is the great films that are being shown. ITV4...

Posted on Mar 10, 2020 by Culture Journal Ireland Long before there was The Gentleman, or Snatch or even Lock, Stock et al, there was I...

Based upon the novels of Tana French, Dublin Murders starts with detectives Riley and Maddocks being called to a crime scene where a body...