"O’Connell Street should be the jewel in the crown of Dublin" bit.ly/2ZYW3j8

Perfect for the bank holiday weekend bit.ly/2ZXAEXO

Need some #MondayMotivation? Students can get €15 tickets for The Glass Menagerie an hour before the show from Monday to Thursday, just show up at box office with your student id. Go on, give yourself the gift of the Gate!🦄 #StudentDeals #StudentTickets #GateTGM #LOVEandCOURAGE

WFT Ireland is delighted to announce that to date 8 Irish Film festivals have accepted our invitation to sign up to the 5050×2020 Gender Parity and Inclusion Pledge which was launched by Cannes Festival chiefs at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival. wft.ie/wft-news-8-iri…

#WednesdayWisdom life’s too short for bad chocolate

The city is about to get even more fab lovindublin.com/best-of/dublin…

Our Sign Language Interpreted Performance of The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams is taking place tomorrow night at 7.30 pm! This classic American drama will be interpreted by Amanda Coogan. Limited spaces available so book your tickets now! #LOVEandCOURAGE #GateTGM🦄

Memories... lovindublin.com/whats-on/an-ox…

👶IT'S BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! THE SNAPPER HAS BEEN EXTENDED UNTIL SATURDAY 24 AUGUST 👶 ☀️The Snapper family are here for the entire summer! ☀️ Tickets are on sale now here bit.ly/Snapper19 or call our box office on 01-8744045. #GateSnapper #HowyehSharon #SnipSnip

On this #FlashBackFriday. we're heading to our 2008 production of The Glass Menagerie where Marty Rea played The Gentleman Caller! Frank Blake now plays that role in the current production running until Saturday 1 June! 🦄 #GateTGM #LOVEandCOURAGE #FBF

Would he make a good Batman? bit.ly/2WOdzF2

He's playing a "much younger" Bruce Wayne bit.ly/2WOdzF2

What a night lovin.ie/entertainment/…

The 39-year-old went missing on Mount Everest lovin.ie/uncategorized/…

Séamus Lawless has been missing since Thursday lovin.ie/uncategorized/…

“It’s quite moving to be honest,” the director of Vivarium, Brendan McCarthy, tells Irish Times Film Correspondent Donald Clarke in Cannes irishtimes.com/culture/film/c…

I am not suggesting that the history of Irish theatre is like Waiting for Godot writ large, with the same things happening repeatedly, ad nauseam. But paying attention to the patterns can point us towards ways of breaking them irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

There was research in the 1980s...the number one finding was that the first victim of an extremist or terrorist is the woman in his own home. We’ve forgotten that. We haven’t built on that.” irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

A replacement has been confirmed lovin.ie/entertainment/…

When she expressed surprise at the ferocity of the attack, to a friendly Irish journalist, he replied “everything you wrote was completely true, you just shouldn’t have said it.” irishtimes.com/culture/books/…