Five things to do this week

Five things from the worlds of arts, culture and film to keep you occupied this week

1|TV|

FIRE IN THE BLOOD

Camille O’Sullivan looks at the work of Harry Clarke, whose stained glass adorns such buildings as the Honan chapel, in UCC, and Bewley’s cafe, in Dublin.

Delighted to present 'Celtic Revival' Harry Clarke's beautiful stained glass/paintings 14 March Mon 8.30pm RTE 1. pic.twitter.com/A3qj5eXRjo

— Camille O'Sullivan (@camilleos) March 13, 2016

• Tonight, RTÉ One, 8.30pm.

2|theatre|

A GREAT ARRANGEMENT

The new venue of the Garden’s Theatre, in Ballyphehane, Cork, hosts Pat Talbot’s take on the love affair between Michael Collins and Kitty Kiernan.

• Tomorrow to April 2.

3 |art|

CORK PRINTMAKERS

Twelve members of the Cork art collective exhibit recent examples of their work.

• Lavit Gallery, Wednesday to April 2.

4|gig|

SCULLION

Philip King and co roll out their impressive back catalogue. as one of several impressive gigs in Cork on the national holiday.

• Thursday, Triskel Christchurch.

5|film|

SING STREET

Even in this huge year for Irish cinema, John Carney’s tale of Dublin in the 1980s is sure to be a big hit. Carney has already given us Once and hit TV series, Bachelor’s Walk.

• Cinemas nationwide, from Friday.