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Cúirt begins next week
Cúirt International Festival of Literature returns to Galway from Tuesday, April 23 to Sunday, April 28, for its annual celebration of literature and creativity.
Two Bookers booked for Cúirt
Recent Booker Prize winner Paul Lynch will discuss his novel Prophet Song and 2005 winner John Banville will converse with author Mike McCormack at Galway's 39th Cúirt literature festival this month.
Announcing the launch of the 38th Cúirt International Festival of Literature
'So much of this festival is about celebrating Irish writers.' - Manuela Moser, Festival Director for Cúirt.
New chapter — Cúirt seeks new director after de Buyl steps down
Cuirt is seeking a new director for the annual Cúirt International Festival of Literature as outgoing director, Sasha de Buyl, steps down to pursue creative opportunities outside Galway.
Gardai look for leads in missing pencil case
Gardaí have recovered one of two eight-feet tall pencils that were stolen from outside Carroll’s Bar on Dominick Street on Tuesday night. The sizeable stationery pieces form an iconic part of the streetscape for the Cúirt International Festival of Literature, currently under way in the city.
‘Books are an empathy machine. They bring people together’
AS THE Covid pandemic begins to wane, as restrictions ease, and people can gather for arts and cultural events once more, how appropriate it is that Cúirt 2022 should be themed around meetings and interactions.
Catherine Corless to launch her memoir in Galway
CATHERINE CORLESS, the historian whose work brought to light the deaths and burials of hundreds of children at the Bon Secours Mother and Baby Home in Tuam, and which led to the establishment of the Mother and Baby Homes Commission, will launch a memoir this month.
'Getting to Know...' Billy O'Callaghan
What is your idea of perfect happiness?
‘Working class voices are still struggling for representation in literature’
TO BE a Booker Prize winner is to be in a distinguished club of novelists working in the English language, but the 2020 winner Douglas Stuart is within an even more select group of recipients.