Conor O’Reilly – If I Had a Minute to Spare
For the past six or seven years I have considered myself a writer, before that
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Rioghnach Ní Ghrioghair – Engage Programme
Now in its third year, ENGAGE is an EU Media Desk funded scheme set up
Someone Has To Pay – Joe McCoubrey
For a long time, much too long as it turned out, I thought I would
First Kill – P.J Callaghan
When I was in my early teens and could afford to so, I would take
The Heron’s Flood – Evelyn Walsh
I started to write in 2003 when I started work-sharing to spend more time with
Arthur Quinn and the World Serpent – Alan Early
I always knew I’d write a book. It was, in my mind, as inevitable as
Me Father was a Hero and Me Mother was a Saint – Eamonn Sheridan
I’ve always wanted to write from the time I attended Primary School. One of my
The Moth – Rebecca O’Connor
If we’d really thought things through, we might have concluded that there was no room
The L.A Commandments – Gillian Duffy
I’m Gillian, I’m from Dublin, I’m currently studying for a BA in Humanities (English and
Writing and Me – Write Something!
Write Something! is a social writing session that provides writers a place to work with
Paragraph Planet
First, I’d better tell you about the website. Paragraph Planet –http://www.paragraphplanet.cominvites submissions of exactly 75
Writing and Me – Derek Flynn
As a writer, I’m used to being asked the question: where do you get your
Help a Lost Typewriter
Lost Typewriter started out like the best of ideas, as a conversation over a cup
Belfast Girls – Gerry McCullough
People often ask me why I first began to write. It’s a hard question. I’ve
Any Dream Will Do – Maria Duffy
I am beyond excited!· If you follow me on twitter (@mduffywriter), you’ll know that I’ve
Redferne – Maurice Connolly
When I was twenty seven years old I wrote a play titled “Ebbtide.” It was
Lissa Oliver
None of my family can ever remember a time when I wasn’t writing. I loved
Finding Your Niche
84 year-old George Ferguson recalls abandoning a publisher to save his heroine and embracing People
If I Can – You Can
The cat ate the goldfish, head first; even the bones and feathers didn’t bother her…
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