For all ye Mnà Bowie fans!!MR8 gallery presents“David Bowie: Mr Jones' Long Hair,” an exhibition curated by David Lawrence in collaboration with renowned photographers, Philippe Auliac, Michel Haddi, and Denis […]
Mná Member performing at La Scala Theatre in Paris After her hit shows the "Irish Story" and "La Vie Rèvée", we are delighted to promote Kelly Rivière in her next performance. […]
Thanks to the Kinema platform, we are delighted to host a virtual screening of this incredible film about a renowned Irish trail blazer who has and continues to Rock the […]
All invited to enjoy big screen viewing of the Eurovision and dancing into the night in central Paris. Mná na hÉireann invites you and friends to gather and watch the […]
Writer's Retreat in Paris offering a mix of teaching, mentoring and practical industry advice. Emma Claire Sweeney, hails from Tipperary (Ireland), is an award winning author and a co-director of the […]
Springtime céilí at the Irish Cultural Centre in Paris! Edwina Guckian is the artistic director of Leitrim Dance project and an award-winning dancer herself. Coming from a family steeped in the tradition […]
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Each month, we run a session via Zoom, to introduce the Mná Community. Come enjoy an informal session and discover the network and/or catch up with the Members. We take […]
A unique blend of Musicians lined up for an evening of entertainment thanks to the Association Irlandaise de Paris. For its 3rd concert of the season, the Irish Association is […]
A unique Masterclass lined up for an evening of learning and entertainment thanks to the Association Irlandaise de Paris.Immerse yourself in the musical world of Sinéad McKenna, a fiddler from […]
Germaine McCormack-Kós, Irish Film Producer, Director, Writer & Artist Germaine McCormack-Kós, has co-produced documentaries and has directed and produced WALK ON THE WILD SIDE. Upcoming screening and lunch in Monco. This […]
Kelly Ruisseau tells the story of her search for her grandfather, Peter O'Farrel, who was born in Southern Ireland in the 30s, moved to England in the 50s and disappeared in the 70s. Crossing time, geographical and linguistic boundaries, the polymorphous actress takes us on a journey to the heart of a family, with its secrets and unspoken secrets, and delivers a story so intimate that it becomes universal, of an entire family marked by exile.
