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Andrea Corr talks to Mary McCarthy In her easy-to-read memoir Andrea Corr is funny, quick with a quip and happy to make fun of herself. I don’t know why this...
Position: Managing EditorPart time/Full time: Full timeDeadline: 5pm, Wednesday 13 November  An exciting new full-time publishing role is now open for applications with the award-winning Irish Academic Press / Merrion...
Northern light Belfast Stories. Paul McVeigh and Lisa Frank (eds). Doire Press; 261pp; €15/£13 pb; 21cm; 978-1-907682-69-8. Devout, profane and hard
The 7th annual Publishing Ireland Trade Day takes place on Friday 15 November and it will be a day of two halves, with a wide and varied list of...
Wordwell Books is delighted to announce that the launch of Carrickmines Castle: rise and fall will take place this coming Thursday November 7 at 6.30pm in the Royal Irish Academy.
Irelandweek 2019 returns to Los Angeles, 1st – 8th November, after the sell out success of the last 2 years events and Books Ireland is thrilled to be taking part in Ireland...
Tom Mac Intyre, award-winning playwright, poet and Aosdána member, has died at the age of 87.  Probably best-known for The Great Hunger, his stage adaptation of Patrick Kavanagh’s poem, he was also the winner of The...

Leaves festival, Nov 5-10.

Leaves Festival –A Celebration of Writing and Music The Leaves Festival of Writing and Music, running from the 5-10th of November celebrates the diversity and richness in today’s literary, music, theatre and film scene. Leaves...
The 2019 Irish Book Awards were last night. Those in attendance had a wonderful time with author Sinéad Gleeson quoted saying it is "basically the writers' Christmas party!"
Liverpool University Press are launching a new academic book series about Irish literature, overseen by series editors Eve Patten, Frank Shovlin and Tom Walker. Liverpool Studies in Irish Literature will offer insights...
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