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NUMBER NINETY-FOUR features new work by Sydney Lea, Ian Sansom, Helen Chandler, James Bennett, Ava Chapman, Ben Fergusson, and Rosita Boland
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Don't miss the official launch event of THE GRATEFUL WATER by Juliana Adelman in Hodges Figgis on Thursday, May 16th at 6pm with special guest speaker Aingeala Flannery. All welcome! #BookLaunch #TheGratefulWater #NewFiction #HistoricalFiction #IrishFiction

“After 10 attempts at reading and completing James Joyce’s magnificent ‘Ulysses’ and only making it to page 10 each time, on attempt number 11, I finally did it! Hallelujah! ‘Ulysses’ should be a real inspiration to anyone interested in breaking the rules in any art form.” -Ron📚

Huge congratulations to Sheila Amstrong ⁦Sheila Armstrong⁩ who has been shortlisted for £10k Ondaatje Prize for her brilliant debut Fallen Animals ⁦Bloomsbury Books UK⁩ ☘️ #coygig thebookseller.com/news/isabella-…

⏰DEADLINE MONDAY! The Dublin Review is hiring a part-time Deputy Publisher. This is an administrative role, requiring strong organisational and customer service skills. Full details 👇
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This was a lot of fun dlr LexIcon Venue, capacity audience asked great questions. Congratulations Louise Nealon, on your #OneCityOneBook programme and 👏👏👏 Dublin UNESCO for supporting readers and writers in the capital.❤️📚

Really enjoyed being part of this. Thank you Cork World Book Fest. If you're in Cork, check out the excellent programme running til Sunday. Most events are FREE! PVA Books are there today, as is Maggie Armstrong.
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Mike McCormack comes from the west of Ireland and is the author of two collections of short stories.

Aingeala Flannery Aingeala Flannery 🇵🇸 is an award-winning journalist, broadcaster and writer.

Sarah Harte is a prize-winning author of short stories both in Ireland and the UK.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ REVIEW of Maggie Armstrong's collection Old Romantics in Irish Times Culture She's as sharp & funny as it suggests and she reads so well! Check out this podcast I recorded of her reading the title story for @thedublinreview. Then go buy her book!

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SHARE: Wednesday evening in Central Library, Cork! Mike McCormack and me. Check out the fantastic programme at this year's Cork World Book Fest 23-28 April. Almost all events are FREE!
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SHARE: The Dublin Review is hiring a part-time Deputy Publisher. This is an admin role, requiring strong organisational and customer service skills. Deadline: Monday, 29 April. Full details below.
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Looking forward to this next Monday MoLI – Museum of Literature Ireland. SERVICE by Sarah Gilmartin is one of the most thought provoking novels I've read in recent years.
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Happy Publication Day to Maggie Armstrong, whose debut story collection 'Old Romantics' is out today. I recently recorded this podcast with her for @thedublinreview. She reads a story inspired by her experience as a food critic, which for obvious reasons struck a chord! Listen 👇

DREAM JOB ALERT! If you have the requisite skills and are looking for part-time work, this is a great opportunity.
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AVA ROSE CHAPMAN makes her Dublin Review debut in NUMBER 94 | SPRING 2024, also featuring work by Ian Sansom, Sydney Lea, James Bennett, Ben Fergusson, Helen Chandler, and Rosita Boland. Buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine @ thedublinreview.com

Bought the Irish Times just to read this piece. What a closing paragraph from Mark O’Connell

“But death is not easily escaped from by anyone: all of us with souls, earth-dwellers and children of men, must make our way to a destination already ordained where the body, after the banqueting, sleeps on its deathbed.” Remembering Seamus Heaney, born on this day 85 years ago.

“A thank-offering” this evening was a special celebration of Seamus Heaney’s life, legacy and links with Dublin City University. Delighted to be joined by Marie & Christopher Heaney, as well as Aingeala Flannery 🇵🇸, Marina Carr, Mícheál McCann, Barry Devlin, Pauric Travers & Dublin City UniversitySchoolofEng student poets

Looking forward to celebrating Seamus Heaney's work and legacy Dublin City University this evening. Apparently, there are a few tickets left. Come along! 👇