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Sensing Climate in Dublin – Creative Writing for Disability-Inclusive, Climate-Safe Futures by Tanvir Bush and

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Full Set has acquired The Infrastructure of Belonging: How We Unlock Economic Possibility by Masuma

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Buy the Book Launches a Series of Author Guides to help authors market and promote

The Discover Irish Children’s Books Symposium is a unique full day event created by children’s

The Irish Writers Centre, in partnership with Dublin UNESCO City of Literature and Dublin City

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Dublin: One City, Many Stories – Episode Three with Neil Jordan and John Banville in

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Publishing Executive Yaiza Llamas tells us about Atlantic Papers Press and The Gospel of Irish

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The Sealy Challenge – a poetry reading challenge The Sealy Challenge is coming up soon.

Writing.ie’s Lucy O’Callaghan interviews Mags McLoughlin, the CEO of the Irish Writers Centre. Mags McLoughlin

Damien Donnelly on his ‘hopes and dreams’ as Head of Programming for The Irish Writers

Finding Me Beyond Illness by Shanali Perera explores resilience and transformation through the lens of

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