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I hope they kept this sign as it is open to day for Charlotte’s Birthday. 📷Taken in December 2016

“Long ago I wished to leave The house where I was born Long ago I used to grieve My home seemed so forlorn.” Charlotte Bronte

“What struck me was the bizarre nature of the revenge Hotspur fantasises against the bad king. For Hotspur, the perfect weapon would be a common, even a vulgar, bird: the starling.” Next, Pat Boran, on the starling and other birds in Shakespeare #HenryIV #Portlaoise RTÉ Radio 1

#behindeverybook is a grateful human for being gifted the time and energy to realise an ambition, and for having kind humans to read it. #bookswithheartandsoul #WorldBookDay European Writers' Council (EWC) Irish Writers' Union Charlotte & Arthur Brontë Parsonage Museum

A reading from Pauline Clooney’s historical novel Charlotte & Arthur at the point when Charlotte arrived at the gates of her husband’s family home Cuba Court in Banagher whilst on honeymoon in 1854. Here we are stood by the very gates listening to the excerpt. Brontëblog

Love this. Thanks James.

The #BanagherBronteGroup are having its first fund-raiser this Friday, May 3rd in Corrigans' Corner Pub, #Banagher. Starting at 9pm Teams of 4. €40 per team of 4. All welcome Do come along and test your general, Banagher and Brontë knowledge.

The dress Charlotte Bronte wore to a party hosted by Thackeray in 1850 is one of the treasures of the Bronte Parsonage Museum collection. These offcuts allow us to see the exquisite detail in it. Once Charlotte came into money through her writing she liked to be fashionable

We love this dress. Pretty sure she would have packed it for her honeymoon and so might have worn it in Banagher. What a lovely thought. #charlottebronte #arthurbellnicholls #Banagher pauline clooney Michael O'Dowd Charlotte & Arthur

We are delighted to announce the winners and runners-up of our inaugural #DingleLit Short Story Competition in partnership with Dingle Distillery! Comhghairdeas mór agus míle buíochas libh go léir! #ComórtasGearrscéalta #FéileLitearthaChorcaDhuibhne #LiteraryFestival #ShortStory

#otd 1845 Arthur Bell Nicholls became Patrick Bronte's assistant curate at Haworth; 9 years later he married his daughter Charlotte Bronte. Arthur was a kind man much loved by the parishioners, but after Patrick Bronte's death the parish council vetoed his appointment as priest

Happy anniversary to Charlotte and Arthur. It was #otd in 1854 that they tied the knot, and the #Brontë connection with #Banagher began. You can read a fiction account of the wedding and honeymoon Charlotte & Arthur or a nonfiction by Michael O'Dowd

In today's new post we look at the seven guests at Charlotte Bronte's wedding (I promise it's a football-free zone): annebronte.org/2024/06/30/the…

On this day in 1854, as her Irish honeymoon was coming close to its conclusion, Charlotte Brontë wrote to Catherine Winkworth from Cork. Charlotte and Arthur by Pauline Clooney is 'a fantastic recreation of Charlotte Brontë's honeymoon in Ireland' - Liz Nugent Liz Nugent

Literary royalty in Cork 170 years ago today john creedon Reggie, Blackrock Road Deirdre O'Shaughnessy People's Republic of Cork Cork City Arts JennïeØSullivân

Exploring the Lost Brontë Church in Haworth youtu.be/K6gg5_j6ZK0?fe… via YouTube

Look at those beautiful, smiling faces! Workshop 3: Editing is officially under way with the brilliant Robert Doran! A massive thank you to CatherineDunneAuthor from Irish PEN for introducing the day and for being a ray of sunshine! 🫶✍️ MoLI – Museum of Literature Ireland The John Hewitt Society Irish Foreign Ministry

My favourite spot!

Yvonne McCann, organiser of Kilkee Arts Festival, talking on Limerick Today Show on Live 95 #L2Day about the Brontë's connection with Kilkee shows.acast.com/60b372fb-6c93-… Lovely shout out to pauline clooney and her debut back in 2021 Charlotte & Arthur, which fictionalises Charlotte Brontë's honeymoon in Ireland.