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Far Away From Me
Written and directed by Amy Conroy, Presented by The Ark
Far Away From Me is inspired by the much loved classic fairy-tale, The Princess and The Pea. And when we say 'inspired by', we mean that the show takes the story as you think you know it, turns it on its head and flying through the air until it becomes a very modern, exciting retelling of the fairy tale world and characters of the original. Infused with the wild energy of aerial performance, dance music and great storytelling, bringing your children to see the show is sure to give you a fun family arts experience that will stay with you and will provoke lively family discussions!
In the show we meet Kevin, who is a little prince…at least that's what his mum tells him. Kevin likes the idea of this, of being a prince on a horse, a beautiful brown horse with a white splotch down his nose and galloping across the kingdom. His kingdom.
From his bedroom behind the eighth door, on the eighth floor of a tall building (one of eight in a row), Kevin can go. And he wants to go. Far away from here. So his towering imagination takes him on some high-flying adventures. But there's a storm coming and he needs to decide what's real and what's not real as his fast paced fantasies land with a spectacular bump right there on his bed.
Performed by Peter Corboy, Niamh McGrath, Emily Aoibheann and Elaine McCague. Set and Costume Design by Maree Kearns. Lighting Design by John Crudden. Sound Design by Raymond Scannell.
Leviathan (2014)
Film at Draíocht
Russian master Andrey Zvyagintsev shines again with this powerful drama, his latest after 2011's Elena, about a man in a battle of wills against the shady mayor of his town. Kolia lives in a small North Russian town. He has his own auto-repair shop, which stands right next to the house where he lives with his young wife Lilya and son. His life takes a desperate turn when the mayor Vadim proposes to acquire his land. Kolia stands to lose everything he owns.
Cert: Club / Language: Russian / Dur: 140 mins
Will Work 4 WiFi
Cormac Moore
Will Work 4 WiFi is a brand new stand up show by Cormac Moore, dealing with the growing social problem of internet addiction. Having developed a tolerance to 56k dial up early in his life, the Spin1038 presenter found himself needing stronger and faster batches of WiFi to get the same buzz as before. A dependency and dangerous addiction soon followed. The highly entertaining and thought provoking show will deal with everything from sleep deprivation to the Illuminati and hopefully inspire more people to seek help and take back control of their lives. Cormac Moore's regarded as one of the "best comedy prospects of late" by the Capital Comedy Club Dublin, he was nominated for a PPI Radio Award in 2014 and has supported huge Irish acts such as David O'Doherty and Jarlath Regan.
Dur: 60 mins / Over 18s
The Chronicles of Oggle
Asylum Productions
'Then in a beautiful cloud of Holy, I go out the door to meet with my people, to see if I really am. With the angelus and two and six in my pocket, I am a rich and holy possible Jesus. I stop and talk to everyone I meet: 'Hello, I might be Jesus.'
Meet Pakie. An orphan, a storyteller, an adventurer, a survivor. He may not be the sharpest sandwich in the toolbox, but Pakie knows a thing or two about the history of his native town - from the vicious Vikings, to the less-than Christian Brothers. Pakie's a laugh a minute … but Pakie's got secrets. Secrets the God fearing people of Oggle may not be ready to hear. This is a hilarious and heart-breaking story of small towns and even smaller minds.
Written and performed by Peter Gowen (Love/Hate, The Butcher Boy),and directed by Donal Gallagher (Love All, Love, Peace & Robbery).
The Chronicles of Oggle premiered in the Mall Arts Centre, in Youghal in April of last year, before transferring to the Everyman stage.
The production ran for 7 performances and received standing ovations every night.
"Excellent performance [and] writing ... hilarious ... " **** Irish Examiner
"A comic tale of our times ... startling, enjoyable and sad ... a sharply faceted performance ... " **** Irish Times
"(Gowan) conveys a turbulent upbringing with an infectious animation which has the audience reeling with laughter." playtosee.com
Tiny Tots Tuesdays - SOLD OUT
Get Creative Sessions with Orla Kelly
14 April [sold out], 12 May, 09 June 2015
The wonderful Orla Kelly joins us again to lead these exciting fun workshops, creating a curious environment, aimed at supporting parents to get creative with their children. Sessions will be un-themed allowing parents and children to work spontaneously with the materials provided. This hour, which has become really popular in Draiocht, offers a creative and artistic experience to support parents in encouraging the creative growth of their children.
Booking for each session opens at 10am 2 weeks before session date.
Phone Box Office on 01-8852622.
Please respect age limits. These sessions are designed for parent and child, so the child must be accompanied at all times.
14 April - Booking Opens 31 March 10am
12 May - Booking Opens 28 April 10am
09 June - Booking Opens 26 May 10am
The Songs & Poems of Percy French
The Percy French Troubadours & Guests
Laugh, sing and maybe even shed a tear with the 18 strong Percy French Troubadours, who invite you to join with them for this evening of songs, poems and sketches by Percy French. Featuring all-time favourites 'Are ye right there Michael?', 'The Darling Girl from Clare', 'To The West', 'The Four Farrellys' and 'Abdul Abulbul Amir' (Percy's first successful song), they'll even give you a sheet with all the words to sing along! Having already raised over €40,000 for a variety of charities, this night will be in aid of St Francis Hospice, D15 with a contribution also going to Harold's Cross Hospice.
Charlie's Country (2013)
Film at Draíocht
Blackfella Charlie is getting older, and he's out of sorts. The intervention is making life more difficult on his remote community, what with the proper policing of whitefella laws that don't generally make much sense, and Charlie's kin and ken seeming more interested in going along with things than doing anything about it. With remaining traces of Charlie's traditional way of life with his aboriginal community fast disappearing, he decides to take off and go back to the old way. But in doing so sets off a chain of events in his life that has him return to his community chastened, and somewhat the wiser.
Winner - Best Actor, David Gulpilil, Un Certain Regard, Cannes Film Festival 2014
★★★★ The Guardian
Cert: Club / Language: English / Dur: 108 mins
The Dublin City Ramblers
The Dublin City Ramblers have thrilled audiences worldwide with their unique blend of Ballads, Folk, Humour and foot-tapping music. Their impressive career will be 45 years on the road touring in 2015, with over 30 albums, top ten hits, several awards for best Ballad/Folk Group and, to top it all off, 8 Gold Albums. It is certainly no wonder that they are classed as Ireland's Number One Group! They have performed at most Major Festivals worldwide! Their music has also taken them all over Europe to rapturous receptions. Led by original and founder member Sean Mc Guinness who plays the mandolin, banjo and on vocals also. Sean has kept The Ramblers (as they are affectionately known), going throughout the years, and they are now stronger than ever. Hear them sing some of their hit songs including; "Flight Of The Earls", "The Ferryman", "Rare Old Times", "Dicey Reilly " and many more . Martin Corcoran & Pierce Plunkett who live in the Dublin 15 area are the other members of the group.
The Games People Play
Rise Productions
Winner of Best New Play at the Irish Times Theatre Awards and the sell-out success of Dublin Fringe Festival, Rise Productions returns with The Games People Play, the follow-up to their international smash hit Fight Night. Described as "THE state of the nation play for the negative equity generation," this is a radical re-working of the Tír na nÓg myth. Niamh and Oisín were sold the dream – the house, the life, the kids. But what do you do when everything you ever dreamed of still isn't enough? The mounting pressure of balancing family and career takes its toll, and one night a series of games starts to escalate, threatening to unravel their suburban paradise. Gripping family drama meets epic Celtic mythology, presented in the trademark 'Theatre Strong Style' of Rise Productions.
Dur: 75 mins
"Riveting ... both a timeless story about two people lost inside a marriage, and a very contemporary Irish horror story of debt, desire and emigration." ★★★★ Irish Theatre Magazine
Family Day: Walking Like Dinosaurs
Could you really turn a shoe box into dinosaur feet? With the help of Draíocht's artists and your imagination all things are possible. With foam toes, collage and glue, we will take you right back to a prehistoric world.
MAX 50 PER WORKSHOP // Dress for Mess / Unless otherwise stated workshops are designed for children from 5-10 years, though younger and older siblings are welcome to take part / Please be aware that Draíocht's Family days are not designed for groups / All children must be accompanied by an adult and all adults must be accompanied by a child!
Booking by phone: 01-8852622.
In Search of Mr B
Directions Out Theatre Company / Written by Brian Mc Avera
Brian Mc Avera's new comedy is an unconventional and irreverent look at one of Ireland's most iconic writers. This new work opens with Samuel Beckett waking up in the after-life to find he is challenged by his conscience about his irresponsible behaviour as a young man.
In Search of Mr B is a surreal and humorous evening of entertainment that incorporates elements of music hall and physical comedy that is played directly to the audience. It is a very funny, thought provoking and challenging look at the early life of one of the 20th Centuries greatest artists.
Starring one of Ireland's best loved actor's Bryan Murray (Fair City, Brookside, Bread and Irish RM) and Michael Bates (Fair City, Mattie, Roy) in this warm and hilarious new play.
Early Bird: €12 (book before 07 April 2015)
"Highly camp vaudeville-style show sends up one of our sacred literary cows..peppered with literary gags, cartoon violence and slapstick routines, directors McAvera and Devlin steer us through existentialist mayhem…At times moving and funny, it is Bryan Murray's skilful delivery that carries the show." Fiona Charleton, The Sunday Times
"…a highly entertaining play…works extremely well…with spirited performances from Bryan Murray as the dummy and Michael Bates as Mr B." Emer O Kelly, Sunday Independent
"Relentless wacky comedy…quirky routines… to get under the skinn of the reclusive genius…Bryan Murray works wonders as the impudent dummy." Michael Moffatt, The Irish Mail on Sunday
"Murray's mesmeric portrayal combines athletic virtuosity with humour and pathos. Utter perfection. Thoroughly engaging throughout, this bittersweet comedy also stimulates on deeper level. A must see!" Rachel Rafferty, The Public Reviews
Kon-TiKi (2013)
Film at Draíocht
The Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl crossed the Pacific Ocean in a balsawood raft in 1947, together with five men, to prove that South Americans back in pre-Columbian times could have crossed the ocean and settled on Polynesian islands. Roenning and Sandberg's masterful account of Heyerdahl's staggeringly brave journey is unerringly faithful to the original story, as we follow Heyerdahl gathering financing for the trip with loans and donations, before setting off on an epic 101 day-long journey across 8,000 kilometers, all while the world was watching.
Cert: Club / Language: Norwegian & English / Dur: 118 mins
The Illegals with Niamh Kavanagh 2015
The Ultimate Classic Rock Double Tribute
Widely regarded as one of the best live tribute acts in the country, The Illegals are back in Draiocht with their ever popular classic-rock tribute show. Now in their 18th year, The Illegals put on a formidable show replicating the sound of two of the greatest rock bands and delving deeper into the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac back-catalogues to keep their dynamic live show fresh but familiar to packed venues throughout Ireland.
Audiences really love The Illegals live – an entertaining three-hours of vocal harmony, superb musicianship, unforgettable songs and great fun - served up by a band at the top of its game.
You'll hear classic tracks from Linda Rondstadt, Neil Young, Bonnie Raitt and others as well as all the top favourites from Eagles and Fleetwood Mac: Hotel California, The Chain, Desperado, Dreams and more …
"Top drawer - the best live music act in the country." Facebook
"Outstanding - The Rolls-Royce of Irish Rock." RTE
"Simply Stunning." The BBC
Music And Me Workshops - SOLD OUT
With Mischa O'Mahony
Cost: €30 for 6 weeks or €6 pay as you go (subject to availability)
Workshop 1: 0-18 MONTHS / 10AM (DURATION 40MINS)
Workshop 2: 18 MONTHS-4 YEARS / 11AM (DURATION 60MINS)
In this series of music classes created especially for the early years (from babies up to preschoolers, 0-4 year olds) Mischa O Mahony will playfully introduce you and your child to the joy of making music together and the fantastic fun of singing.
Come on this lively journey full of songs and music, using movement, instruments, stories and puppet friends. You will stamp your feet to the beat, wiggle to the rhythm, dance around, play many instruments and get inspired to do it all again when you get home.
Human Capital (2014)
Film at Draíocht
We open on a dark, snowy night in Northern Italy and begin at the end. Approaching a stranger's tragic death from three vastly different perspectives, the lives of two families, at first only loosely linked by their teenagers' relationship, overlap in multitudinous ways to devastating effect. Valeria Golina and Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, two of Italy's leading actresses, star in a story based on Stephen Amidon's best-selling book of the same name that twists love, class, and ambition into a singular, true-life story.
Cert: Club / Language: Italian / Dur: 110 mins
Tutus and Beyond
Ballet Ireland
Following the sell-out success of 'Swan Lake', hailed as 'one of best productions' the company has done (Irish Mail on Sunday), Ballet Ireland return to Draíocht this Spring with 'Tutus & Beyond', a mixed programme which journeys from traditional classical ballet to the striking contemporary work being produced today.
Firstly comes Pas de Quatre - the romantic classic caused a sensation when it was created for the four greatest ballerinas of the time in 1845, who not wanting to share the spotlight, never danced together ever again!
Next up, Sing Sing Sing, inspired by Bob Fosse, a legendary choreographer of Broadway and Hollywood throughout the 60s and 70s.
The second half of the programme features the premiere of a powerful and magical new ballet, 'Lost', by Ludovic Ondiviela, who has taken inspiration from Irish mythology and Irish Faeries in the creation of this touching work.
With lighting by award winning designer Paul Keogan, this mixed programme shows the diversity of the company following its 'wonderful tour' (Sunday Independent) of Swan Lake which 'ticked all the boxes' (Sunday Independent).
Dancers include: Richard Bermange, Céline Le Grelle, Maria Ledesma, James Löffler, Jane Magan, Kesi Olley-Dorey.
Giovanni's Island (2014)
Primary School Film Screening in Draiocht - In association with the Irish Film Institute
This gorgeous new anime (Japanese animation) concerns brothers Kanta and Junpei living a happy childhood on the island of Shikotan until the end of the Second World War when the island's borders are altered. Russian occupation begins and with the new occupants comes Tanya, daughter of the Russian commander. Inspired by real-life events, this is a beautiful depiction of a childhood friendship which must overcome the obstacles of language, culture and history.
Film Details:
Japan • 2014 • Animation/Drama • 102 min • English subtitles • Director: Mizuho Nishikubo.
School Booking Details:
Suitable for 5th & 6th class pupils
Cost:€2 per student. 2 teachers free per class.
Booking tel: 01-8852622
Please let us know about any special needs at time of booking.
"The animation for Giovanni's Island is hand-drawn, and to call it stunning would be an understatement." Rotten Tomatoes
Eastern Boys (2013)
Film at Draíocht
They come from all over Eastern Europe: Russia, Romania, Ukraine. They are Eastern boys. They hang around the Gare du Nord train station in Paris. They might be prostitutes, no-one knows for certain. Muller, a discreet man in his late 50s has his eye on one of them - Marek. One afternoon, Muller gathers his courage and speaks to him. The young man agrees to come visit Muller the following day, however, when the doorbell rings, Muller doesn't have the faintest idea that he has fallen into a trap.
Cert: Club / Language: French / Dur: 128 mins
Maeve's House
Written and performed by Eamon Morrissey
It was as if the magazine in my hands had become a mirror.
After a sell-out run at the Abbey Theatre and an international tour to New York, 'Maeve's House' is back on tour as part of the Bealtaine Festival.
This delightful one man show is written by and stars Eamon Morrissey, one of Ireland's best loved actors. Maeve Brennan was one of our greatest short story writers. Although she lived in New York, many of her finest stories are set in 48 Cherryfield Avenue, Ranelagh, Dublin where she grew up. By coincidence Eamon Morrissey was brought up in the same house. While performing on Broadway, Eamon was surprised to discover his family home in Maeve's vivid writing in The New Yorker. He was compelled to meet this enigmatic and mysterious woman. This beautiful poignant story features extracts from Maeve Brennan's writing and presents a moving portrait of two artists in conversation across generations.
She did ask questions about Cherryfield Avenue.
Did the kitchen door still swell up in the wet? — It did.
Were the bannisters as creaky as ever? — They were
Eamon Morrissey has been one of Ireland's best loved actors for over fifty years. He has been involved in over one hundred productions at the Abbey Theatre and is also a well-known face on RTÉ's Fair City. Directed by Gerard Stembridge.
Early Bird: €14 (book before 07 April 2015)
"Engrossing." New York Times
"Something that comes close to pure magic." Sunday Independent
"A former colleague told me how he delighted in the approaching quick sound of her heels, her beautiful Dublin accent and her laughter. Although there were troubled days ahead, there was no doubt the city loved her and what she loved about the city she wrote about." Eamon Morrissey
Tiny Tots Tuesdays
Get Creative Sessions with Orla Kelly
14 April, 12 May, 09 June 2015
The wonderful Orla Kelly joins us again to lead these exciting fun workshops, creating a curious environment, aimed at supporting parents to get creative with their children. Sessions will be un-themed allowing parents and children to work spontaneously with the materials provided. This hour, which has become really popular in Draiocht, offers a creative and artistic experience to support parents in encouraging the creative growth of their children.
Booking for each session opens at 10am 2 weeks before session date.
Phone Box Office on 01-8852622.
Please respect age limits. These sessions are designed for parent and child, so the child must be accompanied at all times.
14 April - Booking Opens 31 March 10am
12 May - Booking Opens 28 April 10am
09 June - Booking Opens 26 May 10am
God of Carnage
Coolmine Drama Circle
This fast, furious and very funny comedy is about two sets of parents, one of whose children struck and injured the other at a public park, who meet to discuss the matter in a civilized manner. From one-liners to physical comedy it's pretty action-packed with attempts at having a civilized discussion about whose child is responsible for the fight quickly devolving into finger-pointing, name-calling, stomping around and throwing things. The parents become increasingly agitated, relationships become strained and the evening sinks into absolute chaos.
My Old Lady (2014)
Film at Draíocht
New Yorker Mathias (Kevin Kline) journeys to Paris after learning that he's inherited a spacious apartment from his estranged father. Mathias hopes to simply liquidate his new property and return home, but his plan hits a snag when he discovers that the elderly Mathilde (Maggie Smith) and her daughter (Kristin Scott Thomas) are inhabiting the space and have no inclination - nor a legally enforceable reason - to leave. The apartment, he learns, is what the French call a viager, which, in accordance with centuries-old tradition, will not revert to his possession until its present occupant passes away. Writer-Director Israel Horovitz has created a witty and resonant blend of light comedy and heartfelt drama, in every sense, a mature work and the product of a master storyteller.
Cert: 12A / Language: English / Dur: 107 mins
Family Day: National Draw Day: Simon Says Draw
Our family day artists will lead us in this well-known party game with an artsy twist. Simon Says draw squares, squiggles, swap crayons and get your imagination working. Simon Says come along, have fun, play and create!
MAX 50 PER WORKSHOP // Dress for Mess / Unless otherwise stated workshops are designed for children from 5-10 years, though younger and older siblings are welcome to take part / Please be aware that Draíocht's Family days are not designed for groups / All children must be accompanied by an adult and all adults must be accompanied by a child!
Booking by phone: 01-8852622.
Moomin and Midsummer Madness (2008)
Family Film at Draíocht
A tranquil summer day is interrupted by a volcanic eruption, causing a flood in Moominvalley. The water rises higher and higher in the Moominhouse, forcing the family to take refuge in a strange house that floats by. The unusual lifeboat turns out to be a theatre set adrift. Moominpappa begins to write a play for the others to put on. The Finnish felt animated family are back for a new magical adventure based on Tove Jansson's well-loved books, for young children and big kids alike.
Cert: U / Language: English / Dur: 88 mins / Age: 5+
Al Porter Is Yours
Uproarious entertainment with stand up, sketch and song!
At 21, Al Porter is the youngest Irish comic in history to headline Vicar Street. Al is a television regular on RTE's Republic of Telly and is heard weekdays on RTE 2FM with Colm Hayes. But it's live on stage that he truly shines! Al Porter Is Yours promises a night of uproarious entertainment with stand up, sketch and song! Candid, playful and irreverent, Al Porter is a genuine showman with his modern take on old school light entertainment of yesteryear.
MORE ... Read an Interview with Al in The Irish Times
"Move over Graham Norton, Ireland's ascendant king of camp is Al Porter. With bold gags and bolder suits, the young Tallaght man is fast making a name for himself." Irish Independent
"Al Porter is bleedin' gas." Jason Byrne
"One of the few comedians that actually makes me laugh." David McSavage
"Hilarious! One of the nicest, funniest lads around." PJ Gallagher
Fingal County Youth Orchestra 2015
Annual Celebration Concert
Comprising of roughly 60 members, FCYO nurtures the orchestral playing of musicians ranging from 8 to 18 years of age. The four musical staff members work together tirelessly to bring out the best in each and every player. FCYO fosters a love for orchestral playing, cultivating musical talent and musical appreciation in an atmosphere of enjoyment and teamwork. Spanning a huge repertoire of music, from concertos to pop songs, FCYO adopts a non-competitive and motivational approach to all its activities.
The 100 Foot Journey
Film at Draíocht - Special Bealtaine Screening
Thousands of older people all over the country take part in the Bealtaine Festival each year during the month of May, celebrating creativity in older age. With Draíocht's new association with Access Cinema, we are delighted to host the Bealtaine Film Tour here on 20th May, with Free Tickets to The 100 Foot Journey.
Hassan Kadam (Manish Dayal) is a culinary ingénue with the gastronomic equivalent of perfect pitch. When Hassan and his family, led by Papa (Om Puri), move to a quaint village in the South of France with the grand plan of opening an Indian restaurant in the picturesque countryside, they are undeterred by the fact that only 100 feet opposite stands a Michelin starred classical French eatery. However upon encountering the icy proprietress, Madame Mallory (Helen Mirren), the Kadam family realise they may have bitten off more than they can chew.
Outraged by the new arrivals, Madame Mallory is determined to have their business shut down. As cultures clash and food flies, an all-out war escalates between the two establishments – until, that is, Hassan's passion and talent for French cuisine begin to enchant Madame Mallory and even she can't deny this young chef could have what it takes to garner even more acclaim for her beloved restaurant.
Directed by Lasse Hallström (Chocolat) from Richard C. Morais' novel, The Hundred-Foot Journey is an uplifting cultural feast.
Cast : Helen Mirren, Om Puri, Manish Dayal, Charlotte Le Bon
Director: Lasse Hallström / USA / 2014 / 117 minutes / Certificate : PG
"With its picture-postcard setting and mouthwatering Indian and French delicacies, The Hundred-Foot Journey is a film designed to comfort." The Hollywood Reporter
My Fair Ladies
With Des Keogh as George Bernard Shaw
Celebrating his 80th year, one of Ireland's most renowned actors and performers, Des Keogh, gets to fulfil a life-long ambition - to play legendary Irish man of letters George Bernard Shaw. Following the phenomenal success of his show 'The Love-Hungry Farmer' by John B. Keane, and hot on the heels of the acclaimed revival of 'Moll' at the Gaiety Theatre in which he has been appearing, Des will perform in a hugely entertaining new play, which he has also devised, about the many ladies in the extraordinary life of one of the greatest playwrights of all time. Shaw not only shares anecdotes about the loves of his life, but also his forthright views on sex, marriage and celibacy, in this special evening of wit, passion and humour. George Bernard Shaw was the author of Pygmalion, which became the universally acclaimed film My Fair Lady.
Early Bird: €14 (book before 07 April 2015)
Starkids on Stage 2015
Come join the cast of Starkids for an evening of excitement and entertainment as they showcase their talents with excerpts from The Lion King, Prince of Egypt, Enchanted, High School Musical, Chicken Little and Pirates of the Caribbean. The cast of Starkids are aged 3-18 years. You will enjoy an evening of song, dance and drama from these amazingly talented children. A must for all the family.
Dublin 15 Guitar Summer Concert
Following on from the success of last years event, the Summer Concert returns, showcasing the musical talents of students studying with local guitar tutor, John McLoughlin at Dublin15Guitar.com. The concert will feature a selection of music acts, young and mature, on electric and acoustic guitar, performing both instrumental pieces and songs. A positive and relaxed atmosphere allows students to flourish and enjoy the experience of performing.
Still Life (2015)
Film at Draíocht
Life for the unassuming John May (Eddie Marsan – 'Happy-Go-Lucky' (2008), 'War Horse' (2011)) has always revolved around his work for the local council in South London, finding the next of kin of those who have died alone. Profoundly dedicated to his work, he believes that everyone deserves a dignified exit, and writes eulogies and organizes funerals for those who wouldn't have them otherwise. But when a new case - an elderly alcoholic in a flat directly opposite his own - hits him harder than usual, hejourneys outside London to track down the man's long-abandoned daughter (Joanne Froggatt "Downton Abbey"). Against the odds, the two lonely souls are drawn to each other - and John's outlook starts to open to life's possibilities.
Cert: Club / Language: English / Dur: 87 mins
"Deeply moving and richly rewarding … a film with incredible heart." **** Empire
Jimmy MacCarthy
Draíocht is delighted to welcome back Jimmy MacCarthy, one of Ireland's foremost songwriters.
Having written for major Irish artists Christy Moore, Mary Black, Mary Coughlan, Maura O'Connell and Westlife and released four albums of his own, Jimmy will pay homage to old favourites such as 'Neidin', while introducing more recent work such as 'Andalucian Gray'.
A native of Macroom Co. Cork Jimmy MacCarthy was singing in pubs and busking from an early age. His first single 'Miles of Eyes' was released in 1981 and from there he went on to create some of the most well known songs in the Irish folk and contemporary repertoire such as 'Ride On', 'No Frontiers' ,'Katie', 'The Bright Blue Rose', 'The Contender', 'Mystic Lipstick' 'Missing you' and many more.
Maps to the Stars (2014)
Film at Draíocht
Maps to the Stars connects the savage beauty of writer Bruce Wagner's Los Angeles with the riveting filmmaking of director David Cronenberg and a stellar ensemble cast to take a tour into the darkly comic heart of a Hollywood family chasing celebrity and the relentless ghosts of their pasts. The result is a modern Hollywood Gothic about the ravenous 21st Century need for fame and validation and the yearning, loss and fragility that lurk in the shadows underneath.
Starring Julianne Moore.
Cert: 18s / Language: English / Dur: 111 mins
"" **** The Independent
"" **** Guardian
"" **** Glamour
"Extraordinary" ***** The Telegraph
Puss in Boots
Lyngo Theatre Company
Would you trust a talking cat? You never know, he might turn you from a pauper to a prince just like the hero of this story, brought to vivid life on an incredible sloping stage by Patrick Lynch from Cbeebies. With smoke and mirrors and hidden trapdoors he'll show you how this sure-footed feline fools both the King and the Ogre to put his master at the top. With a host of puppets, a working windmill and an avalanche of fruit and nuts come and see this classic furry tail - it's the cat's whiskers!
A show by Marcello Chiarenza. Adapted and performed by Patrick Lynch. Music by Carlo 'Cialdo' Capelli.
Age 3-8 yrs / Dur: 50 mins
Tiny Tots Tuesdays
Get Creative Sessions with Orla Kelly
14 April, 12 May, 09 June 2015
The wonderful Orla Kelly joins us again to lead these exciting fun workshops, creating a curious environment, aimed at supporting parents to get creative with their children. Sessions will be un-themed allowing parents and children to work spontaneously with the materials provided. This hour, which has become really popular in Draiocht, offers a creative and artistic experience to support parents in encouraging the creative growth of their children.
Booking for each session opens at 10am 2 weeks before session date.
Phone Box Office on 01-8852622.
Please respect age limits. These sessions are designed for parent and child, so the child must be accompanied at all times.
14 April - Booking Opens 31 March 10am
12 May - Booking Opens 28 April 10am
09 June - Booking Opens 26 May 10am
In Order of Disappearance (2014)
Film at Draíocht
Introverted and hard-working snow plough driver Nils has just been named Citizen of The Year, when he receives news that his son has died of a heroin overdose. Disbelieving the official report, Nils soon uncovers evidence of the young man's murder - a victim in a turf war between the local crime boss and his Serbian rivals. Armed with heavy machinery and a good dose of beginner's luck, Nils embarks upon a quest for revenge that soon escalates into a full-blown underworld gang war.
Cert: Club / Language: Norwegian / Dur: 116 mins
Bigger Picture Projects
'I watch him pull the cow from the ditch with his bare hands, her big eyes rest on me dead calm as he leans into her and she gives in all trust. I hate that fuckin' cow'.
Perfectly marbled and bashed about 'til tender: a surreal comedy of love, longing and one woman's intense rivalry with a Charolais heifer. This is a muddy place of simmering desire minced with a loneliness that cuts to the bone. If you are fond of cows and dark humour this is the show for you.
Noni's one woman play 'Charolais' won the Bewley's 'Little Gem' award at the Tiger Dublin Fringe 2014. 'Charolais' was a Show In A Bag production in association with Fishamble: The New Play Company. Written and performed by Noni Stapleton, directed and developed by Bairbre Ni Chaoimh.
Early Bird: €12 (book before 07 April 2015)
Pinocchio (1940)
Family Film at Draíocht
Join Geppetto's beloved puppet - with Jiminy Cricket as his guide - on a thrilling quest that tests Pinocchio's bravery, loyalty and honesty - virtues he must learn to become a real boy. The legendary masterpiece that inspired millions to believe in their dreams has reawakened with state-of-the-art digital restoration. The richly detailed animation, unforgettable award-winning music like 'When You Wish Upon A Star' and heart-warming adventure-filled story come to life like never before.
Cert: G / Language: English / Dur: 88 mins / Age: 5+
Songs From The Swans At Coole
Celebrating the 150th Birthday of WB Yeats
This new cycle of songs featuring the poetry of WB Yeats has been composed by Michael Scott to mark Yeats 150th Birthday in 2015. Focusing on Yeats unrequited love for Maude Gonne and the development of the Irish state, poems featured include 'Innisfree', 'Sailing to Byzantium', 'When you are old', 'The Sorrow of Love' and 'No Second Troy'.
Soprano Kathleen Tynan and Tenor Anthony Norton will be joined by a traditional Irish Orchestra, consisting of Irish harp, whistle, percussion, fiddle, cello, French horn, concertina, pianoforte and keyboards, as well as special guests Deirdre Donnelly and Des Cave to read a selection of poems.
Independent theatre director and producer Michael Scott has been writing music for the theatre since 1984 and he has a particular passion for the work of William Butler Yeats.
Early Bird: €16 (book before 07 April 2015)
The Way He Looks (2014)
Film at Draíocht
Leonardo is a visually impaired teenager struggling to break free from his well-meaning friends and family. At home, his over- protective mother won't let him do things by himself, and at school his best friend, Giovana, attentively looks out for him, leaving no room for Leonardo to stand up for himself. Wanting to experience the world for himself he considers going on an exchange programme, hoping to start afresh.
However, when new student Gabriel arrives in town, new feelings blossom and Leonardo begins to question his plans. Expanding his 2010 short to feature length, director Daniel Ribeiro has fashioned a magnificent, warm and funny film about friendship, the desire for independence and the longing for first love.
Cert: Club / Language: Portugese / Dur: 95 mins
Stagezone on Stage 2015
Stagezone Theatre School
Join the energetic young stars of Stagezone Theatre School with a show for all the family packed with great songs and dance routines from Grease, Hairspray, Cats, Guys and Dolls, Annie Get Your Gun and Disney favourites. This is a wonderful opportunity for all our students to showcase their talents in musical theatre, hip hop dancing and comedy.
Stagezone Theatre School is based in Draíocht with classes for boys and girls from 5-20 years of age.
Enemy (2014)
Film at Draíocht
Adam Bell (Jake Gyllenhaal) is a glum, dishevelled history professor. Watching a movie one evening, Adam spots his double; a bit-part actor named Anthony Clair and decides to track him down. The identical men meet and their lives become bizarrely and irrevocably intertwined. Gyllenhaal is transfixing as both Adam and Anthony, provoking empathy as well as disapproval while embodying two distinct personas. 'Enemy', adapted from Nobel Prize-winning author José Saramago's novel 'The Double', is about the power of the subconscious. In the end, only one man can survive.
Cert: 15 / Language: English / Dur: 90 mins
The Matchmaker
Directed by Michael Scott. Starring Mary McEvoy and Jon Kenny
Michael Scott's iconic production of John B Keane's hit comedy play The Matchmaker returns starring two of Ireland's favourite actors, Mary McEvoy and Jon Kenny. Together they play a myriad of characters in this hilarious and earthy dramatic comedy. The play follows the efforts of Dicky Mick Dicky O Connor to make matches for the lonely and lovelorn. Keane, an avid observer of people and the cultures that bind and create their view of the world uses 'The Matchmaker' as an exploration of rural loneliness. Using his inimitable way with words and his sense of devilment and wit, Keane delves into the longings, hungers, fears and foibles of this collection of lonely country people and creates a marvellously colourful world, taking us back to a simpler time, when phones were few and far between and the only web was one left behind by spiders!
Early Bird: €14 (book before 07 April 2015)
Rainy Days
July & August
On a rainy day over the Irish summer you are very welcome to visit our galleries and explore our two exhibition spaces with your children.
Our friendly box office staff will assist you with paper, clipboards, colouring pencils and a handy page (and a cushion if you need one!) and give you ideas and games to help you while away a few hours.
Punch Lion Kids Comedy Club
A family friendly stand-up comedy show for little Kids and BIG Kids (but no goats!). Enjoy top comedians with silly jokes that will make you giggle and grin and laugh out loud. MC is Andrew Stanley from 'The Comedy Cellar' and 'The Laughter Lounge'. With special guests, award winning comedian and actor, Sharon Mannion; Kevin Gildea from 'Father Ted' and super funny sketches from Foil, Arms & Hog. The big kid behind this awesome, friendly, funny club is Mark Stanley a.k.a. Punch Lion, a finalist in Channel 4's 'So You Think You're Funny' Competition and co-producer of the first festival of comedy for children, 'FunnyFest' in The Ark (2014). Come to the shows for knock, knock jokes, silly songs, nonsense word play and stories of pongs! Big loud mime and funny faces. Laughing out loud at weird voices!
Dur 55 mins
Beag … A Little Event Celebrating Early Arts
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Beag is a little event celebrating the limitless imagination of the very young and the magic that happens when it is combined with the world of the arts.
Sign up now to receive our Beag Updates and we'll let you know our exciting plans for 0-4 year olds over these 3 days in July … Email: firstname.lastname@example.com or phone Box Office on 01-885 2622.
Family Workshop: Deadly Dyes
With Jenny Cleary
Workshop 1: 7-10 years / 11AM-12.30PM
Workshop 2: 11-13 years / 1-2.30PM
Join artist Jenny Cleary in August to turn an old white T-shirt into an artistic masterpiece and to create your own paper animation at Draíocht. All materials will be provided but wearing old clothes or an overall is a good idea. Early booking advised as these workshops will sell out fast!
Phone Draíocht's Box Office on 01-885 2622. Please adhere to age recommendations as workshops have been especially catered for this age range.
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Family Workshop: Paper Animation // FRI 14 AUG 2015
Family Workshop: Paper Animation
With Jenny Cleary
Workshop 1: 7-10 years / 11AM-12.30PM
Workshop 2: 11-13 years / 1-2.30PM
Join artist Jenny Cleary in August to create your own paper animation at Draíocht. All materials will be provided but wearing old clothes or an overall is a good idea. Early booking advised as these workshops will sell out fast!
Phone Draíocht's Box Office on 01-885 2622. Please adhere to age recommendations as workshops have been especially catered for this age range.


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The San Diego Toreros and the Pepperdine Waves will both be trying to pick up a win on Saturday when they battle at Firestone Fieldhouse. Last time out for San Diego, they were a 67-52 winner as they battled Southern Utah at home. They failed to cover in the match as a 21-point favorite. Pepperdine won its last outing, a 76-64 result against Houston Baptist on December 21. San Diego:
Team record: 9-4 SU, 5-4 ATS
The total has gone UNDER in 7 of last 9 games when playing on the road against Pepperdine
When playing on Saturday are 3-7
Team record: 7-5 SU, 6-3 ATS
The total has gone UNDER in 7 of last 9 games when playing at home against San Diego
When playing on Saturday are 3-7
San Diego at Loyola Marymount, Monday, December 30
Pepperdine home to BYU, Monday, December 30

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Fruit filled German pancakes made in muffin tins - these are really fun, but you have to make a lot *update* I made 2 1/2 batches and it fed 6 adults and 4 kids with probably a dozen leftover. Each batch does approx. 18 in a regular sized muffin tin. The triple berry sauce was delicious and it saves in the fridge for at least a month! Great as a spread on rolls as well @Influenster @dinolingo Brunches Ideas, Minis German Pancakes, Minis Dog Qu, Cups, Muffin Tins, Muffins Tins, Christmas Mornings, Cupcakes Rosa-Choqu, Germanpancakes
pancakes made in muffin/cupcake tins. Only fill the tin 1/2 full and it will create the crater when it bakes. Great brunch idea! Mini German Pancakes 1 cup milk 6 eggs 1 cup flour 1/2 tsp. salt 1 tsp. vanilla 1 tsp. orange zest (optional) 1/4 cup butter, melted 1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Blend first six ingredients (milk thru orange zest) in a blender. Be careful to see that any flour clumps get well-blended. 2. Blend in butter a little at a time in order to temper the eggs. 3. Grease muffin tins well and distribute batter evenly between 24 tins (I did more like 18. Gimme Some Oven's tins were slightly less than half-full. I used a 1/4 cup measuring cup and filled it almost full.) Bake for 15 minutes, or until puffy and golden on top. 4. Served with your favorite toppings. (Mine was a dusting of powdered sugar and triple berry sauce. I have other suggestions up top)
Mini German Pancakes. So easy! 1 cup milk, 6 eggs, 1 cup flour, 1/2 tsp. salt, 1 tsp. vanilla, 1/4 cup butter, melted. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Blend first five ingredients in a blender. Be sure to smooth out any flour lumps. -Blend in butter a little at a time. -Grease muffin tins well and fill slightly less than half-full. -Bake for 15 minutes, or until puffy and golden on top. The crater will form on its own. -Add your favorite toppings. Perfect for christmas morning!
#Mini #GermanPancakes 1 cup milk 6 eggs 1 cup flour 1/2 tsp. salt 1 tsp. vanilla 1 tsp. orange zest 1/4 cup butter, melted Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Blend first six ingredients in blender. Blend in butter a little at a time. Grease muffin tins well and distribute batter evenly between 24 tins. Bake for 15 minutes, or until puffy and golden on top.
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Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
As we consider new trade accords with our biggest commercial partners, Europe calls out for attention. Indeed, the European Union is by far America's largest commercial partner.
Together, the United States and the European Union account for nearly half of global economic output, with each producing more than $16 trillion in GDP. Total U.S.-EU commerce—including trade in goods and services and sales by foreign affiliates—tops $6.5 trillion annually and employs 15 million Americans and Europeans.
The U.S.-EU investment relationship is also without peer. Companies headquartered in EU Member States have invested $1.6 trillion in the United States and directly employ more than 3.5 million Americans. Similarly, U.S. firms have invested $2.1 trillion in the EU—a sum representing more than half of all U.S. investment abroad. It's also nearly 40 times as much as U.S. companies have invested in China.
The United States and the Member States of the EU share common values as strong democracies with an enduring commitment to civil liberties and the rule of law. We uphold similar social, labor, and environmental standards in our laws and regulations.
For these reasons and more, the United States and the EU have launched negotiations for a comprehensive and ambitious Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). The goal is to eliminate tariffs; open up services, investment, and procurement; and promote regulatory cooperation to ensure high levels of health, safety, and environmental protection while cutting unnecessary costs.
The benefits could be immense. The sheer volume of transatlantic commerce is so large that eliminating today's relatively modest trade barriers could bring big benefits. According to the London-based Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), the TTIP would boost U.S. exports to the EU by $300 billion annually, add $125 billion to U.S. GDP each year, and increase the purchasing power of the typical American family by nearly $900—with similar benefits for Europeans.
One key goal in the negotiations is to tackle regulatory barriers to trade. Companies selling their products on both sides of the Atlantic incur high costs complying with both U.S. and European regulations, even when they are very similar.
For example, U.S. automakers run crash tests to comply with U.S. safety regulations but must do so a second time to comply with EU standards—and vice versa. Mutual recognition of these regulations would save consumers up to 7% on each car or truck and enhance the global competitiveness of U.S. and European companies.
TTIP is also an opportunity to raise global standards. With a combined GDP of more than $32 trillion, the sheer size of the transatlantic economy will incentivize other countries to look to standards set in the TTIP. Accordingly, the United States and the EU should establish a high bar in such areas as protecting intellectual property, cultivating the digital economy, and combating trade and investment protectionism.
Americans agree that increased trade with the EU would be good for the United States by a two-to-one margin (58% to 28%), according to the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press.
Indeed, refusing to pursue this agreement would exact a price as other countries enter into new trade pacts with the EU. Already, the EU has 28 free trade agreements in force with such countries as Mexico, South Africa, and South Korea. It has concluded negotiations for an additional 9 agreements with Central America, Colombia, Singapore, Ukraine, and others.
The EU is currently in negotiations with Canada, India, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Mercosur bloc. Without a trade agreement in place with the EU, U.S. workers and companies could be put at a disadvantage in the giant European marketplace.
Finally, the TTIP would not benefit the United States and the EU at the expense of other nations. In fact, liberalizing transatlantic trade would increase GDP in the rest of the world by as much as $130 billion, according to a CEPR study.
In addition, some analysts believe the TTIP could jump-start negotiations at the World Trade Organization just as the North American Free Trade Agreement and the creation of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum provided a new impetus for global trade talks 20 years ago.
For too long, the United States has ignored the untapped potential of its ties to the world's other economic colossus. For the sake of jobs and growth, it's time to turn that around.
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- The sheer volume of U.S.-EU commerce is so large that eliminating today's relatively modest trade barriers could bring big benefits, adding a combined $300 billion to the transatlantic economy annually.
- The Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations should eliminate tariffs; open up services, investment, and procurement markets; and promote regulatory cooperation to ensure high levels of health, safety, and environmental protection while cutting unnecessary costs.


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One twin is good. One is bad. And they're both California blonde.
Will quiet, studious Elizabeth let SVH socialitie Jessica take the boy she has her eye on in Double Love? In Secrets, will Jessica dish out some serious dirt on Enid just so she can nab the homecoming crown? And will Elizabeth extinguish the flames igniting between Jessica and her newest boy target, Bruce—or will will she get burned in Playing with Fire?
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I-15 in Montana, had a Blizzard the day before (02/07) on My way from
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I did this in B&W to cut down on the snow glare, It a good idea to be wearing Shades or transition lens during the daylight hours.
Wish I had my Pug with me I only pass about 50 vechiles all day on this strech & nobody was talking on the CB, Thank the Good Lord for XM radio!
Great choice for B&W! I bet that snow glare was rough to drive in too!
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Where to put hooks on door??
I love our new three panel shaker doors. However, I want to put hooks on the back of them and can't figure out where is a good place. The ideal spot is where the panel is located, but a screw would go right through the door. If I put them at the top of the door, it is too high and the middle is, well the middle. Any ideas? Should I buy adhesive hooks and save the screw marks? Am I missing something obvious?
They have some nice over the door hook racks out now in stainless or paint coated. I wouldn't screw into a hollow core door, it simply wouldn't hold. Either use a rack or the adhesive ones. If it were me I'd go for the over the door racks. If you ever want to remove them you won't have to do any patching or touching up
I'll second a vote for over the door racks with hooks. Whether the issue is hollow core doors which won't hold up or an antique panel door that shouldn't be ruined. the over the door racks are the solution. No installation needed. Just buy them and hang them.
Here is a link that might be useful: Over Door Rack Hooks
An example of why things shouldn't only be bought for their looks but for how you will use them :-)
There might be some creative woodworking solution if the hook must be at that level for you and an over door hook won't work (they don't on some of my doors). For example, you could put a piece of wood into the recess of the top panel on the inside of the door where you want the hook, screw it in from the other side with decorative screws, and attach the hook to that. Carrying capacity would be limited to the strength of the panel though.
Or, you could put a 1x2 bar across the panel, attaching it above and below it, and put the hook on that. These are a bit hokey, and whether you do them depends on how necessary such a hook is to your quality of life.
Where are these doors located? Is this for the front door, to hang heavy coats and umbrellas and such? Or for bathroom doors, for towels and a robe? Or for your bedroom door?
I would not use an over-the-door gizmo. I've used both metal varieties and a lucite version, and even the lucite version's "over-part" was noticeable on the front. I'm sure your 3-panel Shaker doors are really nice-looking; you're just gonna turn them into Shabby Shaker with an over-the-door hanger and ruin the look.
I would use some of the larger 3M Command hooks, which are better than ordinary adhesive hooks because if you follow the instructions on preparing the surface, they will come off easily later on (tho upon removing, to make sure there's no surface damage, you need to pull the little adhesive strip straight down, perfectly straight, not an an angle). They have them in white and in a brushed chrome and a bronzy-looking color, too, I think. Look for them in places including Target and Bed Bath & Beyond.


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Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is now ready for Galaxy Note N7000, but owners can have their device upgraded to Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean using Paranoid Android 3.10 custom version ROM. The Rom includes many improvements, unique user interface and Photo Sphere camera.
Paranoid Android 3.10 for Galaxy Note N7000 is based on AOSP or Android Open Source Project with the addition of user interface refinement by using the system resources in an optimum way.
Warning: Paranoid Android is a custom ROM and its developers will not be liable for any damages may occur on your device. Read the following requirements and carefully perform each step to prevent any errors. Do this at your risk.
Requirements of Paranoid Android 3.10
- Create a backup for your personal information, settings, and data files on your Galaxy Note. Do not use Samsung Kies or other ROM manager to do this for your backup files will not restored properly.
- The device must have at least 50 per cent battery level.
- Enable USB debugging mode on your device.
- Disable antivirus security on both your computer and your device to avoid issues during installation.
- The Galaxy Note N7000 must be rooted.
- Download the Paranoid Android 3.10 firmware and Google Apps package on your computer.
- Install a custom recovery app such as ClockworkMod recovery on your device.
Installation Guide
1. Connect your Galaxy Note to the computer via USB cable.
2. Copy the downloaded files to your device. Disconnect the Galaxy Note after copying.
3. Switch off the device and reboot into Recovery mode. Press Volume up + Menu + Power keys simultaneously.
4. In the Recovery mode, select "wipe data/factory reset" and "wipe data cache partition."
5. Select "install zip from SD card" and choose the Paranoid Android 3.10 firmware. Use the same with Google Apps package. Be patient during the installation.
6. Go back and select "reboot system now."
7. The device will restart automatically and you should wait for at least 5 minutes till the device completes the boot.
Good work! Now your Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 is running the latest Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean using Paranoid Android 3.10 custom ROM.
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