AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoIrish Theatre: Deirdre Kinahan’s new play Adrift brings a rural family birthday into crisis when a sister’s relationship with a local refugee comes to light. The production premieres at Longford’s Backstage Theatre before touring regionally. Schools and Religion: Primary schools have until November 30 to say whether they want to change their religious patronage, after the deadline was extended. Parents say some schools are mishandling consultation on the proposed changes. Faith and Rights: Former president Mary McAleese argues in a new book that infant baptism raises human-rights concerns because babies cannot consent to lifelong religious commitments. LGBTQ+ Students: New research finds almost half of Irish students believe LGBTQ+ classmates would face bullying if they came out. Design and Education: Limerick-based Studio Saol invites visitors to imagine a university spread across the Shannon region in 2070, with a free exhibition at the Limerick School of Art and Design on November 12. Music Funding: Music Network’s 2026 Music Capital Scheme is set to receive €1 million to support music-making across Ireland.
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