The National Theatre of Ireland, known as the Abbey Theatre, was founded in 1904 in Dublin. It serves as a prominent venue for showcasing Irish drama and has played a crucial role in the development of modern Irish theatre. The theatre is dedicated to producing works by both established and emerging playwrights, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Ireland. The Abbey Theatre is renowned for its commitment to new writing and innovative productions. It has hosted numerous world premieres and continues to be a vital platform for exploring contemporary issues through the lens of Irish storytelling.