South Tipperary County Council Arts Office in partnership with the Tipperary Excel Arts and Cultural Centre is hosting a Study Day for Leaving Cert students. This study day is made available as part of the National Gallery of Irelands Schools Programme. The event is provided free to students and teachers and lasts for three hours. This event is open to all leaving cert art students in South Tipperary and as places are limited please book early. Topics covered include: The Renaissance; Impressionism to Cubism; Early Irish Art; Modern Irish Art (1890 - 1960). The talk draws on images from the national collection.

The Armed Eye Film & Theatre Co. are performing a comedy show, “Psycho Spaghetti” for young adults. This is aimed specifically at transition year and leaving cert applied students. This one man comedy is set in a classroom and takes a comic look at how teenagers interact with their world. This show is said to be “Fantastically Funny”!

The show runs with no interval 1hr 30mins approx

This story is set in the "in-between" time of a girl's life, when she is no longer a child and not yet a woman...

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A true-story account of a German businessman who saved more than 200,000 Chinese during the Nanjing massacre in 1937-38. Running Time: 134mins

Poignant coming-of-age story of a precocious and outspoken young Iranian girl that begins during the Islamic Revolution. Running time: 96mins

Tá an dráma clasaiceach seo mar chuid don chúrsa Gaeilge. Coimriú : Sa dráma réabhlóideach seo déanann Ní Ghráda iniúchadh ar fhimínteacht bhunúsach na 1960í in Éirinn. Éiríonn Máire, an príomhcharachtar, torach le fear pósta. Tugann sí faoi rud atá dodhéanta agus a leanbh a choinneáil. Tragóid an toradh.

This classic play is part of the Irish language curriculum on the Leaving certificate course catering specifically for secondary school audiences. Synopsis : Ní Ghráda's groundbreaking play explores the hypocracies inherent in Catholic sixties Ireland. Her heroine Máire becomes pregnant by a married man and then attempts to do the impossible and keep her baby.