Sane Like You; Words & Music by Derek Flynn
A year ago, Derek Flynn was a writer/musician, sitting in his study working on his
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Chris Aylmer’s Situation
There are two ways to succeed as an actor; you either take the opportunities presented
Something Borrowed . . .Something Blue: New Voices at the Abbey Theatre.
If the stage of the Abbey Theatre is seen as the heart of the National
Damian Kearney and his Flamboyant Bird
From songwriter to French teacher to actor and, finally, writer, Damian Kearney’s path to showcasing
Unspoken: Writing Satire with Gerry Stembridge
Limerick born Gerry Stembridge worked as a secondary school teacher for five years before deciding
The Smaller Whispers: Talking Madness and Movies with Terry McMahon PART II
Terry McMahon is a Dublin filmmaker who recently caused a stir with his debut feature, Charlie
Charlie Casanova: Talking Madness and Movies with Terry McMahon PART I
Terry McMahon is a Dublin filmmaker who recently caused a stir with his debut feature, Charlie
Perseverance and Self-belief with Ferdia Mac Anna
Dublin writer FERDIA MAC ANNA was born in 1955. His works include The Last of the
Going Places with Miriam Gallagher
Author, playwright and screenwriter Miriam Gallagher takes Sarah Downey of writing.ie on a magical journey
“A work of art is the unique result of a unique temperament.” Oscar Wilde
From Oliver Goldsmith and Richard Brinsley Sheridan, to Dion Boucicault, Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw, W.B. Yeats, Lady Gregory, John Millington Synge, George Moore,
Each Day is a Blank Page: Will Govan meets Shane Connaughton
Shane Connaughton was seventeen when he left Redhills to join the RAF. On his return,
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