The Return of Irish Writers Online by Patrick Chapman Philip Casey (1950–2018) was a poet, novelist and dramatist. He was also the tech-sage of Arran Street East. An innovator on the Irish ...
The story that became Blacktail started in an online writing workshop guided by professional editors. Every week-ish, they’d toss out some story prompts and let the aspirants see what they could ...
Author Séamus Ó Tuama on completing his father’s unfinished manuscript – a history of Belfast from a native Irish perspective. When my father, Diarmuid Ó Tuama, died suddenly in January 2023, he ...
Welcome back to this week’s Irish bestselling books charts! This week is all about the children’s market. We’re seeing back-to-school purchases (notably Of Mice and Men, having ...
I am having a luxurious Sunday writing a new novel from what I call my “bed office”. It is me with a laptop, enough pillows to make Cleopatra jealous and a king size bed. I have a gorgeous pink ...
When Your Memoir Means Reliving the Past There is a strange moment when you decide to write a memoir. You open a blank page intending to tell your story and realise ...
The Bestseller is a suspense-filled domestic psychological thriller about a therapist who spills her client’s confidential secrets . . . I’ve been an NHS hospital doctor for many years. I’m ...
Originally from Bray, Wicklow, Finbarr O’Sullivan lives in Carlow. Having previously studied and worked in both journalism and translation, Finbarr has a long career in different fields of ...
Today we are sharing the We Are Better Than This video animation with a call to sign a petition to protect creators’ rights. Alongside fellow members of the Creators’ Rights Alliance, they are ...
Competition deadline: 27th September 2026 The Allingham Festival 2026 Poetry and Flash Fiction Competitions are now open! First Prize in both Flash Fiction and Poetry is €300. Winners will be ...
The Red Line Book Festival returns this October, marking its 15th anniversary with an exciting programme filled with over 40 ...
As the seventh Samhain since their daughter’s death approaches, Klara and Hector Armstrong are struggling to live a normal life in the company of grief . . . Hector Sometimes a story begins with ...