Person: Niall Williams

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Niall Williams acknowledges that a certain amount of courage is needed to write ‘out of love and about love’ during these ‘fraught’ times. He is also wary of falling into the trap of sentimentality or nostalgia. File picture: Domnick Walsh/Eye Focus Ltd</p>

culture

Author interview: Connecting with readers on the page remains important to Niall Williams

Williams declares himself to be ‘generally allergic to personal attention’, and he isn’t interested in chasing the more egotistical rewards of fame and success saying he pays ‘no attention whatsoever’ to the literary ecosystem

general

We Sell Books: ‘It’s not just about purchasing a product’

news

An Post book awards celebrate best Irish writing

gaa

Free-scoring Kilkenny don’t fear Cork, says Fintan Deegan

celebrity

Arts Council announces nominees for inaugural Irish Laureate

general

Irish author O'Neill favourite to win Man Booker Prize

Galway out to avenge recent final defeats

Tomorrow’s All-Ireland senior camogie final has a very similar feel to the backstory of last weekend’s hurling decider.

Sat, 14 Sep, 2013

Messiahs lead Cats out of wilderness

In late 2012, Kilkenny camogie chiefs had a big decision to make.

Wed, 11 Sep, 2013

Prosecution concludes evidence in taxi driver murder trial

The jury in the trial of a man and woman accused of murdering a taxi driver in Blanchardstown last year has now heard all prosecution evidence.

Fri, 20 Mar, 2009

Festival to tickle funny bones

THERE should be laughs galore at the 55th North Cork Drama Festival, which opens at the Community Hall in Charleville tomorrow night and continues until March 31.

Thu, 22 Mar, 2007