The Real Capital of Culture
As El Commandant P and his rebel army continue to make a mess of their chance to show us all they are not just a bunch of Collins-loving, hurley-swinging muck savages, the cultured folk up here in Dublin are putting on a host of events in the coming weeks with limited fuss and pomp.
For film fans, the global event Resfest is coming to the IFI and Film Base in Temple Bar this weekend. "RESFEST is one of the biggest international global events of it's kind. This film festival takes place in over thirty cities in six countries. This is an eclectic film festival focusing on innovative elements of film, music, art, design, fashion and technology.!". There are a host of films and DJ events on in both venues starting tonight so get down there and enjoy.
Then the following week the fourth annual Dublin Electronic Arts Festival kicks off on Thursday. This is a very successful arts festival, showcasing many Irish and International artists. There are numerous performances in a host of venues around the city including: The Village; The Globe; Traffic and Film Base - many of which are free. For more details see http://www.deafireland.com/
So for any rebels who want to sample some 'real' culture head for Dublin this week, a return ticket on the train form Cork is only €56....so get on board and get yourselves some culture.
**Edited for my illiterate friend.
CB
Published by Colm.
For film fans, the global event Resfest is coming to the IFI and Film Base in Temple Bar this weekend. "RESFEST is one of the biggest international global events of it's kind. This film festival takes place in over thirty cities in six countries. This is an eclectic film festival focusing on innovative elements of film, music, art, design, fashion and technology.!". There are a host of films and DJ events on in both venues starting tonight so get down there and enjoy.
Then the following week the fourth annual Dublin Electronic Arts Festival kicks off on Thursday. This is a very successful arts festival, showcasing many Irish and International artists. There are numerous performances in a host of venues around the city including: The Village; The Globe; Traffic and Film Base - many of which are free. For more details see http://www.deafireland.com/
So for any rebels who want to sample some 'real' culture head for Dublin this week, a return ticket on the train form Cork is only €56....so get on board and get yourselves some culture.
**Edited for my illiterate friend.
CB
Published by Colm.



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