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Patrick Lonergan

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Fantastic selection of recent Irish writing here -
We are happy to share our New Writing from Ireland 2025 catalogue, which showcases a selection of the finest Irish writing published each year.

You can read it here: www.literatureireland.com/books/new-wr...
We are happy to share our New Writing from Ireland 2025 catalogue, which showcases a selection of the finest Irish writing published each year.

You can read it here: www.literatureireland.com/books/new-wr...
📣 📣 The CFP for IASIL 2026 is now LIVE! 📣 📣

Pázmány Péter Catholic University (PPCU) Budapest – 6-10 July 2026
Translating Ireland

The deadline for receipt of abstracts is Friday, November 28, 2025.

#IrishStudies #Translation #IrishLiterature

Full CFP:
www.iasil.org/2025/09/conf...

Pls share
CONFERENCE 2026: Pázmány Péter Catholic University (PPCU) Budapest – 6-10 July 2026 – International Association for the Study of Irish Literatures
www.iasil.org
I was delighted to interview Lisa McInerney yesterday as part of ASLE-UKI at @uniofgalway.bsky.social
The Association for the Study of Literature and Environment (ASLE-UKI) conference in Galway is concluding with novelist Lisa McInerney reading from her Cork novels and in conversation with Patrick Lonergan. A fabulous end to a fantastic conference! @asleuki.bsky.social
The Association for the Study of Literature and Environment (ASLE-UKI) conference in Galway is concluding with novelist Lisa McInerney reading from her Cork novels and in conversation with Patrick Lonergan. A fabulous end to a fantastic conference! @asleuki.bsky.social
Today, we send out our Newsletter #2 about IFTR 2025 in Cologne. If you want to be updated and in the loop, go and subscribe @ www.IFTR2025.org

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Meet the cast of Three Short Comedies by Seán O'Casey 👋

Venetia Bowe, Caitríona Ennis, Liam Heslin, Marie Mullen, Rory Nolan and Marty Rea will tour to 11 venues across Ireland next spring with these hilarious tales of misadventure

‘wildly entertaining’ The Irish Times
A grid of 6 headshots on a dark background

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All welcome to tomorrows webinar and talk by Tara Mozafari, to register go to universityofgalway-ie.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
We are delighted to announce The Poems of Seamus Heaney. This is the long-awaited, definitive edition of Seamus Heaney’s poetry, featuring a number of previously unpublished poems.

Out 9 October 2025: https://linktr.ee/seamusheaney
Cover of The Poems of Seamus Heaney on a cream background The final four lines of Seamus Heaney's poem, 'Postscript'

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KING LEAR Previews begin THIS FRIDAY 👑⚔️⛈️

❗OPENS 26th FEBRUARY
🎟️ BOOK NOW: gatetheatre.ie

The Gate Theatre presents
KING LEAR by William Shakespeare
Directed by Roxana Silbert
Starring Conleth Hill as 'Lear'

Photos by Ros Kavanagh
Conleth Hill, playing Lear, rests his head on Emma Dargan-Reid's in rehearsals.
Eavan Gaffney and Jolly Abraham laugh during rehearsals
Emma Dargan-Reid studies her script and Terry O'Neill reads on.
Terry O'Neill and Ryan Hunter look on from the side of the rehearsal room, sitting cross-legged.

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Today is the day!

Every One Still Here is now available to purchase in all good bookshops and on our website.
stingingfly.org/product/ever...

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Recently catalogued - a run of Theatre Ireland magazine, issue 1 in 1982 and ran until 1993. If only such a thing (or later Irish Theatre Magazine) were such a thing today.

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Welcome to the new official AEDEI account on Bluesky! We’ll be using this channel to share the latest news on our association and everything Irish Studies related 🍀🍀
Charlie Byrnes here in #galway has created this beautiful window of Irish theatre books and posters, most of them from @druidtheatre.bsky.social!
Sabotage at #Giaf25 is brilliant - from NoFitState circus in the Claddagh here in #Galway
Strongly recommending @gatetheatredublin.bsky.social's production of THE PILLOWMAN. Lovely balance of cruelty and tenderness in the acting, design, direction - confirming my hunch that this is Martin McDonagh's best play.

Will be going again for definite.
A Bluesky welcome to AEDEI, the Spanish Association of Irish Studies
Welcome to the new official AEDEI account on Bluesky! We’ll be using this channel to share the latest news on our association and everything Irish Studies related 🍀🍀
Come and work with us in Drama and Film in Galway - newly advertised role covering at least 2 areas in performance studies, screen studies, acting, stage and screen design, playwriting, directing/devising, practice-based research, or short-form filmmaking.

www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DNJ402/l...
Lecturer (B) in Performance Practices at University of Galway
Explore an exciting academic career as a Lecturer (B) in Performance Practices. Don't miss out on other academic jobs. Click to apply and explore more opportunities.
www.jobs.ac.uk
A bit of Galway in Dublin - Macnas bringing Con Mór to the Phoenix park for Bloom

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Fantastic day at the @ria.ie, learning about intersectional and interdisciplinary #ecological practices and reflecting on what the #Arts and #Humanities do and can do. Many thanks to all organisers, particularly @pflonergan.bsky.social, and all speakers!
I'm a couple of years late to it but am exceptionally impressed by Audrey Magee's the Colony. Feels thematically important but also so precise on the small details of ordinary lives.
In Galway next Monday? Do come along to the O'Donoghue Centre to hear Caitriona McLoughlin deliver the annual Siobhan McKenna lecture. She'll also present the McKenna scholarship award and will launch Charlotte McIvor and Ian Walsh's Contemporary Irish Theatre: Histories and Theories.
Siobhán McKenna Lecture featuring keynote Caitríona McLaughlin
We are delighted to announce Caitríona McLaughlin, Artistic Director and Co-Director of the Abbey as the Siobhán McKenna lecture keynote.
www.eventbrite.ie

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The inaugural Climate Fiction Prize shortlist to be announced on Wednesday 19th March, below is the longlist. "The Morningside", which I adored, brilliantly and subtly imagines a near future with a higher ocean.

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