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Category Archives: Events
“INNER LIGHT” Concert for Ukraine
A night of Irish and Ukrainian Cultural Solidarity in Vicar Street, Monday 24th April @7:30 p.m. This promises to be a lively, brilliant evening. Anyone who remembers Victoria Amelina’s visit to Dublin, hosted by Irish PEN and supported by Dublin, … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Irish-Ukrainian cultural solidarity, The Arts, Ukraine, Vicar Street
Tagged "Inner Light" Concert for Ukraine, Cathy Davey, Chiamaka Enyi-Amadz, Colm Mac Con iomaire, Fighting Words, Frankham & Love, Glen Hansard, Hazel Hogan, Irish Red Cross, Irish-Ukrainian cultural solidarity, Lia Mills, Mariia Yaremak, Patrick Freyne, Paul Muldoon, Roddy Doyle, Shpyliasti Kobzari, Ukrainian Action, Vicar Street, Victoria Amelina, Vivienne Mort
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Letters With Wings: When Art Meets Activism (Imagine! Belfast Festival)
This event, organised by Letters With Wings, was dedicated to the women artists Chimengul Awut (award-winning Uyghur poet) and Nûdem Durak (a folk-musician of Kurdish origin who is a political prisoner in Turkey). Participants included: Lia Mills (Chair of Irish … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Freedom of Speech, Freedom to Write
Tagged Ahmet Altan, Antje Stehn, Broken Glory, Burma, Caroline Stockford, Catherine Dunne, Celia de Fréine, Chimengul Awut, Constance Markievicz, Csilla Toldy, Eva Gore Booth, Evgeny Shtorn, Free the Poet, Freedom of Speech, Gianluca Costantini, I Will Never See the World Again, Ilhan Sami Çomak, Imagine Belfast Festival, Irish PEN/PEN na hÉireann, Kate Ennals, Letters With Wings, Lia Mills, Moyra Donaldson, Myanmar, Nandi Jola, Nûdem Durak, Norsk PEN/PEN Norway, PEN International, PENWrites, Simone Theiss, Viviana Fiorentino
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School Stuff
I can’t quite believe I’m saying this but: I’m going to a school reunion (on Zoom) tomorrow. I’m surprised by how rattled I am, at the thought of it. And how I’ve been living knee-deep in the past, good and … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Events, Memoir
Tagged Boarders, Boarding School, School Reunion, The Dublin Review
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Launch of Irish PEN/PEN na hÉireann
On Sunday, 15th November 2020, the new Irish PEN/PEN na hÉireann held an event to mark the Day of the Imprisoned Writer and to launch our new organisation. Strange to say of an online event but: there was a really … Continue reading
No Small Talk (Brexit: the Use and Abuse of Language)
Are you concerned about the divisive rhetoric used during prolonged Brexit debates? Irish people living in Britain report noticing a change in atmosphere and attitudes when the Backstop was a live issue. Friends in the North are understandably sickened by … Continue reading
CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY: Wednesday March 6th @ Toner’s (Baggot Street) at 7:30 pm
Here’s a small break in tradition: this blog doesn’t usually advertise events in advance (or ever) – but this event is different. The Freedom to Write Campaign group is organising an (almost) International Women’s Day Reading, hosted by Staccato Literary … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Freedom of Speech, Readings
Tagged Banshee Literary Journal, Celia de Fréine, Fighting Words, Freedom of Speech, Freedom to Write Campaign, Frontline Defenders, HADEEL BUQRAIS, International Women’s Day, Irish Pen, Irish Writers Centre (sic), Laura Cassidy, Lauren Foley, Lisa Harding, Maria McManus, NURCAN BAYSAL, PEN International, Staccato Literary Salon, Toner's Pub, Tracey Gallagher, WORD
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Nicole Krauss in dlr LexIcon with Nadine O’Regan (28.08.2017)
Nicole Krauss was in Dun Laoghaire this week to promote her new novel, Forest Dark. Nadine O’Regan (NOR) opened the conversation by remarking on how young Nicole Krauss (NK) was when she began to publish fiction and how quickly success came … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Novels, On Writing, Uncategorized
Tagged Bert Wright, Bloomsbury, Dante's Inferno, dlr Library Voices, fiction, Forest Dark, Gilgul, golem, Holocaust, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Kafka, Keats, language, Nadine O'Regan, Negative Capability, Nicole Krauss, Obama, Shakespeare, Social Media, Third Reich, Trump
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Sally Rooney at ILFD 2017 (With Rick O’Shea in Belvedere House)
Sally Rooney is a phenomenon. She’s very young (26) but we can’t hold that against her. She has talent, energy, a strong sense of the world her generation inhabit and a direct way of talking (and writing) that is instantly … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Belvedere House, Billie Holiday, Conversations With Friends, Dublin Review, Elizabeth Strout, Ella Fitzgerald, Franny & Zooey, Ian Maleney, ILFD 2017, Irish Times, James Joyce, JD Salinger, Julie London, Michael Stapleton, Miles Davis, Rick O'Shea, Sally Rooney, Sarah Gilmartin
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