Literature / Litríochta
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Dé Céadaoin, 29ú Aibreán / Wednesday April 29th
Léamh agus ceol faoi stíur P. O'Fiannachta Café Liteatha |
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Alva Keoghan – form her novel, Molly & The Cyclops Music / Ceol - Philip Curneen from Tralee now living in Ballyferriterr. Will sing a few songs from his repotoir Music / Ceol – Frank Mulcahy & John Hurley Milesians |
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COMÓRADH 30 BLIAIN Café Liteatha |
Dé hAoine, 1ú Bealtaine / Friday May 1st Reading & Music / Ceol - Fred Johnston & Sylvia Irish Art Man Gallery |
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Tomás Ó Canainn , both an instructor and performing musician, writes about and collects traditional Irish music. His books include Traditional Slow Airs of Ireland (2005, Ossian), Traditional Music in Ireland (1997 Music Sales Corporation), SeanO Riada: His Life and Work (2004, Collins Press), Fifeanna and Feadoga (2001, Clo Iar-Chonnachta Teo), Home to Derry (2004, Appletree Press), Lifetime of Notes (1996, Collins Press), Sean o Riada (1993, Columbia Press), and Songs of Cork (1978, Gilbert Dalton). His original compositions of Irish music are published in Tomas’ Tunebook: ‘New Tunes for Old’ (1998, Ossian).
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Dé Sathairn, 2ú Bealtaine / Saturday April 2nd 2009, John Calder turns 82 and celebrates his 60th anniversary in publishing, having started up his first venture out of a tiny Soho office in 1949. Famously, he is the publisher of 25 Nobel laureates including his friend Samuel Beckett, and literary giants such as Miller, William S Burroughs, Hubert Selby, Jr, and Louis-Ferdinand Céline. His latest book is 'Soho' published by Heria. Visit website Cole Moreton |
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Cole Moreton was born in East London in 1967. His first book which was shortlisted for the John Llewelyn Rhys Prize was 'Hungry for Home': A Journey from the Edge of Ireland. He now lives in East Sussex with his wife and four children. Ionad an Blascaoid Mhóir |
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John Calder will read from his new book of poems. Dingle Bookshop |






