Meeting Point: Outside the Front of the House
- A Walk in the Woods: An early morning nature walk along the mountain stream with bird expert Seán Ronayne. Includes porridge and poitín—a perfect start to the day.

The Orangery – Ireland as 'Laboratory' (Empire Podcast Event)
- Historians William Dalrymple, Anita Anand, and Jane Ohlmeyer discuss Ireland’s colonial past and how it became a model for global expansion.
The Rookery – Stillness in Space
- Booker Prize-winner Samantha Harvey explores time, perspective, and the quiet beauty of space.
The Owlery – Stop the Press
- Journalists Fintan O’Toole, Carole Cadwalladr, and Misha Glenny debate disinformation, political interference, and the collapse of truth in media.

The Bookshop – William Dalrymple, Anita Anand, Jane Ohlmeyer, Samantha Harvey.

The Orangery – Rituals of the Land
- James Rebanks and Manchán Magan explore the preservation of ancient farming traditions.
The Rookery – Handed Down
- Martin Hayes and Colin Greenwood discuss passing music down through generations.
The Owlery – H Is for Horror
- Helen Macdonald, Sin Blaché, and Jules Montague on writing and memory.
The Ballroom – A New Art History?
- Katy Hessel challenges traditional narratives, putting women artists back into the frame.
The Chapel – Poetry Pharmacy
- William Seighart and Denise Gough offer a session that soothes, revives, and inspires through poetry.

The Bookshop – Katy Hessel, Sinéad Gleeson, Sin Blaché, Helen Macdonald, William Seighart, James Rebanks, Manchán Magan, Martin Hayes.

The Orangery – Theatre of Transformation
- Fiona Shaw and Eileen Walsh discuss the alchemy of performance.
The Rookery – The Environment Will Shape Global Politics
- Bruno Maçães and Kirsty Lang explore climate-driven global conflicts.
The Owlery – Would You Rather...?
- Paul Howard and Róisín Ingle debate big life questions in a fun, no-holds-barred game.
The Ballroom – Time Capsules
- Geoff Dyer and Paul Murray reflect on the ‘60s and ‘70s through literature and memory.
The Chapel – Secrets She Had to Keep
- Clair Wills and Elaine Feeney discuss long-buried family histories.

The Bookshop – Bruno Maçães, Paul Howard, Clair Wills, Elaine Feeney, Geoff Dyer, Paul Murray.

The Orangery – Trial by Battle
- Max Hastings and Dominic Sandbrook on what really happened during D-Day.
The Rookery – Loud Mouths, Quiet Souls
- Conor O’Brien and Colin Greenwood explore music and frequencies.
The Owlery – A Wild Goose Chase
- Joseph O’Neill and Bill Buford on post-9/11 America.
The Ballroom – On Crimes and Impunities
- Philippe Sands and Barbara Demick on tracking SS fugitives through Chile.
The Chapel – The Director’s Conscience
- Award-winning filmmakers Leslie Cockburn, Margaret Brown, and Molly Dineen discuss documentary filmmaking.

The Bookshop – Philippe Sands, Barbara Demick, Conor O’Brien, Colin Greenwood, Max Hastings, Dominic Sandbrook, Joseph O’Neill.

The Orangery – Jugs of Dust
- Rupert Everett discusses his literary journey, Oscar Wilde, and Graham Greene.
The Rookery – Three Years, Four Months: The War in Ukraine
- Lara Marlowe and Lindsey Hilsum on Western responses to Putin.
The Owlery – Whole World, Short Form
- Margaret Drabble, Christine Dwyer Hickey, and Maggie Armstrong discuss short stories.
The Ballroom – Narrating Palestine
- Adania Shibli and Joe Sacco explore storytelling in times of conflict.
The Chapel – I Write What I Know, and Then I Tell Lies
- Elaine Feeney and Sinéad Gleeson on the tension between fiction and reality.

The Bookshop – Rupert Everett, Lara Marlowe, Lindsey Hilsum, Adania Shibli, Joe Sacco, Margaret Drabble, Christine Dwyer Hickey, Maggie Armstrong.

The Orangery – Netanyahu, Trump, Putin and the Courts
- Philippe Sands and James Tierney discuss legal accountability for world leaders.
The Rookery – And in That Moment, Everything Changed
- Dominic Sandbrook and Chris Floyd explore defining historical images.
The Owlery – The Rise of the Autocrat
- Bruno Maçães, Barbara Demick, Misha Glenny, and Leslie Cockburn discuss political risks.
The Ballroom – Withstanding the Heat
- War correspondent Ben Anderson and chef-journalist Bill Buford compare adrenaline-fueled careers.

The Orangery – Quelling Dissent
- Fintan O’Toole and Steven Pinker debate free speech and protest laws.
The Rookery – Performance on the Page and Off
- Eimear McBride and Fiona Shaw discuss the craft of writing and acting.

The Rookery – Villagers (Live Performance)
- A mesmerizing show from Mercury Prize-nominated indie folk artist Conor O’Brien.