promoting Irish literature and the arts in Monaco

PRESS REVIEWS

A selection of our press reviews. Articles contributed by Lois Bolton and friendly publicity courtesy of the British Association of Monaco.

Nice Matin: March 2011

La Monaco-Ireland Arts Society a fêté la Saint-Patrick. Le Saint-Patron des Irelandaise a été célébré avec humour et talent par la Monaco-Ireland Arts Society... (more)

Nice Matin: March 2009

Soirée irlandaise pour la Saint-Patrick. Une soirée irlandaise pour la Saint-Patrick a été donnée par la Monaco-Ireland Arts Society... (more)

The Monaco Times: February 2008

Moved by Mayo. Monaco-Ireland Arts Society celebrates a poet inspired by the west of Ireland... (more)

The Monaco Times: February 2007

A man of contradictions. Homage to Sheridan by Monaco-Ireland Arts Society... (more)

Nice Matin: March 2000

Storytelling : contes et musique irelandaises. La réputation de Monaco-Ireland Arts Society n'est plus à faire... (more)

Riveria Reporter: june 1999

All those Irish words; not just blarney. When Dublin was made European Capital of Culture some time back... (more)

Nice Matin: December 1996

La culture irlandaise à l'honneur. La Monaco-Ireland Arts Society est une association culturelle... (more)

Monaco Matin: May 1993

L'ombre du Grand Oscar. Prévue pour la fin du mois de mai, la conférence internationale... (more)

EVENTS
Our Spring production will be the works and sayings of Brendan Behan, on Friday,
30 March 2012.

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CULTURE SNIPPET
Irish Theatre Magazine is an online cultural journal dedicated to in-depth coverage of theatre and the performing arts in Ireland. Founded in Dublin in 1998 by Karen Fricker and Willie White, from modest beginnings ITM established itself as a highly respected quarterly cultural print journal.

The West End Whingers is a London-based theatre blog which publishes humorous and satirical reviews of mostly West End theatre productions. The blog was founded in June 2006 by a pair of London bloggers known only as "Phil" and "Andrew".

By kissing the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle, it is claimed that one can receive the "Gift of the Gab" (eloquence, or skill at flattery or persuasion).