OONAGH

I make art and change things.
Theatre. Film. Community.
Director, Cultural Philanthropy Foundation.

[Future Arts Centres @ArtsCentres]

#CultureMakes for...
💡new technologies
🌐 global collaborations
🗺 cultural exchange
🔓removing barriers

Today we celebrate the innovation impact of culture and heritage across the UK #Innovation #EmergingTech

Check out #CultureMakes for stories of innovation in our sector!

[Traverse Theatre @traversetheatre]

Today as part of #CultureMakes we celebrate the fourth type of impact of culture and heritage – Innovation.

Through partnerships & projects such as Immersive Creatives, CoSTAR and UKRI, we seek to bridge the worlds of technology and interdisciplinary arts.

@CulturalPhilFdn

[Proteus @proteustheatre]

Economic impact of the creative industries is the focus of today's collective action for #CultureMakes. At the heart of the work we do at Proteus is the ongoing support of artists, giving them the ability to create new work & sustain a career in the arts #creativeindustries

[Mark Malone @soundmigration]

This is what 'intelligence-led' policing & 'not making a martyr of anyone' looks like

This is what letting tech companies fill people's eyes with bigotry & hate looks like

It's what letting the same men organise hate for years without consequence looks like.

We deserve better

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

The #Lionesses have made me an English fan. What a team of legends.

[Carmen @soydiabluras]

Future is female 🇪🇸💜 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #womensfootball #WomensWorldCupFinal

[SIPTU @SIPTU]

“We are the ones who tell your stories, make you laugh, cry, yearn, dare to dream.”

Irish actors and film workers protest in solidarity with US industry

📍 Dublin, Ireland #Unionise

#SAGAFTRAstrike
#SAGAFTRAstrong

https://t.co/Uah1KMUgxd

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

@evn_hrn @AchillFilmFest Whaaaat?

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

@obrienmark Ah Happy Birthday Mark. Please enjoy that sun now x

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

@marcusxdusty So very posh, and descended from… priests 👀

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

It's bizarre that he can't see how he wasn't repressed because he he played by the rules and values of the Catholic church. His place in society meant it was in his own interest to play by those rules.

[David Quinn @DavQuinn]

We are now being led to believe that the average Irish person was being repressed by the Church right into the 1990s. I was born in the 1960s and I can assure you that few if any of my contemporaries, male or female, seemed too 'repressed'.

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

Absolutely devastating news about Abdul Shayek. I was a great admirer of his work. Thoughts to all who loved him.

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

Was glad to have been able to be in Bray this week and visit one of Sinead’s last homes. The grief at her passing just keeps rolling.

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

@slunglowalan - Don’t let the bastards get you down.
- I’m not down.

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

Nothing Compares last night. Noel Browne documentary tonight.
Two painful examples of what the theocratic Irish state would do to justice seekers. It’s a lot to take.

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

@Jon_T_R What a beautiful person.

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

@katedemolder ❤️

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

Every woman, definitely every Irish woman, who has pointed out a hypocrisy or injustice in public life, recognises the noise Ryan makes here that says "Shut up now and stop making trouble for yourself". Sinead's face at the end says it all.

[Una Mullally @UnaMullally]

We've lost more than a person.

Sinéad O'Connor's art, what she stood for, and how she stood for it, changed so much for so many people.

I'm devastated by her loss, and holding on to her lessons.

https://t.co/4mlndmJjU2

[OONAGH @oonaghmurphy]

@TabitaSurge Using an obituary as click bait to push their figures.