Alice Rekab, Clann Miotlantach / Mythlantics, Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh, 23 November 2024–8 March 2025

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20 December 2024

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Michele Horrigan, Stigma Damages, The Model, Sligo, 20 September–23 November 2024

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    I decided to try automatic writing in the ‘haunted’ room. I took caution in preparations, not wanting to disturb anything unduly.

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    31 October 2024

    11 Minutes

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    Patricia Hurl, Irish Gothic, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, 10 February–21 May 2023

    Sometimes, I think the only real continuity in modern Ireland is its persecution of its women and girls.

    Rebecca O'Dwyer

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    Sampler1, various artists, OUTPUTS, 2023

    Listening to Sampler1 from beginning to end is inevitably a disjointed experience – but it was never meant to be a coherent aesthetic creation.

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    19 July 2024

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