A new play that reveals the man behind the iconic historical figure of Michael Collins, exploring his intimate relationship with Kitty Kiernan, his dream for a united Ireland and his guilt at taking arms against former comrades. Marking the centenary of Michael Collins’s death in August 1922, this is a story that speaks directly to the Ireland of today.

NUI Galway Drama and Theatre Studies Lecturer, Dr Charlotte McIvor, speaks with the cast and director of 'From a Low and Quiet Sea', an adaptation of Donal Ryan’s Booker Prize-nominated novel at Galway International Arts Festival 2022

Four characters, four lost souls, searching for a version of home. Adapted by Donal Ryan, the cast and Andrew Flynn. Directed by Andrew Flynn. Wed 6 - Fri 8 July Nenagh Arts Centre. Sat 9 - Sun 24 July Nun’s Island Theatre, Galway International Arts Festival.

Three acclaimed writers reflect on the unsettling genius of David Harrower's play after attending a performance in Limerick's Belltable theatre. Edel Coffey chairs a video conversation with Sarah Moore Fitzgerald and Donal Ryan.