Rathfarnham Castle Arts 

Rathfarnham Castle, Dublin 14. 353(0)14939462; rathfarnhamcastle@opw.ie; www.rathfarnhamcastle.ie. Daily: 9.30am-5.30pm. Free adm. Last adm. 4.45pm. Adm. charge to visit the Castle. An OPW-managed heritage property. Map​​

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Until Jun 28: Ar an Imeall - Pamela de Brí. Up to 50 oil paintings of Ireland's offshore islands. The exhibition is part of a larger project exploring and
documenting the islands and seeking to record, celebrate,
respect, and remember the individual world that each island is and was to those that lived and still live on it. Having researched the history, landscape,
demographics, and topography of the islands over the last few years, the artist has painted them, as seen from the mainland, 

From mid-Jul: Monuments in Focus: A Visual Exploration of Ireland's
Archaeological Heritage - Spanning 12,000 years of human settlement, Ireland's 150,000 known archaeological monuments form a heritage landscape that is embedded in the very fabric of the country. These places hold great significance for communities across Ireland, in towns, villages and the countryside, providing
a sense of place, continuity and change while inspiring our culture, literature, art, and language. Over the past 150 years, the National Monuments Service
and the Office of Public Works have taken care of some 1,000 monuments in Ireland, including two outstanding UNESCO World Heritage Properties, Brú na
Boinne and Sceilg Mhichíl. The photographs highlight how modern photography can capture the essence of antiquity, playing a crucial role in documenting their
maintenance, conservation, and monitoring their condition. Ireland's National Monuments Service Photographic Archive houses a vast collection of photographs documenting the care of these monuments over the last 150 years