Michelle on tour with 'The Scourge'
The Wexford writer Michelle Dooley Mahon has recently returned from a tour of her one woman show 'The Scourge', the self-penned autobiographical piece adapted from her debut novel 'Scourged'.
New book puts Wexford among the holiest places in Ireland!
While it may seem hard to believe nowadays, at one point, Co Wexford was one of the holiest places in Ireland!
Eerie photos of abandoned Albatros site
A collection of photographic works showing concrete industrial buildings in a state of emptiness and destruction, including the former Albatros fertiliser building and an old oil plant outside New Ross, forms a solo exhibition by the artist Fergus Doyle of Glynn, which is continuing at the Kamera 8 Gallery in Rowe Street, Wexford.
Dressed to impress at Meánscoil Junk Kouture fashion show
There was all manner of crazy creations on the catwalk at Clayton Whites Hotel in Wexford as students from Meánscoil Gharman took over the function room for their Junk Kouture Fashion show.
Mulan is a colourful hit
The National Opera House in Wexford provided the venue for a very special theatrical performance as the children of Kilmore National School presented their version of Disney's Mulan Junior in the prestigious venue.
Bale slips beneath Cheney's skin in engrossing portrait of ambition
Written and directed by Adam McKay, whose previous film the Big Short brilliantly dramatised the 2008 global financial crisis, Vice nervously prowls the corridors of power in Washington DC to satirise another true story of malicious meddling and unabashed self-interest.
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