Irish Literature
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Dermot Bolger recounts encounter with Francis Ledwidge’s legacy in Slane
Irish writer Dermot Bolger shared a personal story of being stopped by police in Slane, where reciting Francis Ledwidge’s poetry proved to be his only way out.
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Jennifer Bray’s Debut Crime Novel Explores Violence, Family Secrets
Renowned political journalist Jennifer Bray shifts to fiction with her debut crime novel, ‘The Lies Between Us,’ tackling violence against women and complex family dynamics.
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Brendan Behan’s Dublin Birthplace Recognized with Commemorative Plaque
A commemorative plaque has been unveiled at the birthplace of acclaimed Irish writer Brendan Behan in north inner-city Dublin, recognizing his profound legacy on Irish literature and culture.