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Ennis Book Club Festival

“I’m interested in the historical, mythic, female characters”

ON Friday March 7, Sixmilebridge based Tracy Fahey will appear at the Templegate Hotel along with fellow authors Kitty Murphy and Eilís Haden-Storrie as...

A decade of love for O’Hagan on the Caledonian Road

AFTER spending a full ten years working on his novel Caledonian Road, Andrew O'Hagan finally felt ready to put it out into the world. ...

Eilís Haden-Storrie aims to untangle paths with new books

North Clare writer and researcher, Eilís Haden-Storrie, will this week launch two companion books to partner her debut publication, These Intangible Things, which was...

Darragh McKeon explores the prose of memory

MILTOWN Malbay based author, Darragh McKeon, was one of the highlights of this year’s Ennis Book Club Festival. Now based Clare, he grew up...

Claire Kilroy is soldiering along

After four critically acclaimed, award winning novels, Claire Kilroy went missing for 11 years, or so it seemed. Finally in 2023 she resurfaced with another...

When will we highlight colluders in Church’s shame, asks writer

THE German experience, where society had to acknowledge the involvement of many ordinary people in committing the greatest horrors of the 20th century, is...

‘You can feel the tension up here on the ground at the minute’

Jan Carson, who appears at Ennis Book Club Festival, tells Owen Ryan about her efforts to reflect all sides of the protestant experience WHILE they...

From North Clare to the Bagfh Desert

Frank Golden launches his new collection 'If You Tolerate This' at Ennis book Club Festival. Here he writes of his love for barren and...
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