
Dublin by Dusk: Thursday Lates at National Gallery of Ireland
Thu, 30 Jul
National Gallery of Ireland


Ireland joined the European Economic Community (EEC) – as the EU was then known – on January 1, 1973, after a referendum endorsed by 83% of voters. It was then among the poorest and most underdeveloped countries in western Europe, with a population just over half of its current size.
Ireland’s accession proved to be the most consequential economic milestone in the half century since Irish independence, but it also set in motion far-reaching social and cultural change. EU legislation has driven improvements in workers’ rights, for example, and set binding targets for climate action. Irish people have studied and built new lives across Europe, while many Europeans have since made their homes here in Ireland.

Thu, 30 Jul
National Gallery of Ireland

Thu, 30 Jul
SO Fine Art Editions

Thu, 30 Jul
Gerard Byrne Gallery

Sat, 11 Jul - Sat, 5 Sep
16 W Pier, Howth


Thu, 10 Sep - Sat, 12 Sep
The Civic Theatre

Fri, 24 Jul
Harbourmaster Bar & Restaurant

Fri, 24 Jul - Sun, 20 Sep
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios
Sat, 1 Aug - Sat, 29 Aug
National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street
Thu, 30 Jul
Collins Barracks National Museum of Ireland
Sun, 16 Aug
National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks