Place: Annaghmakerrig

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Louise O'Neill: 'Writing a novel is like being lost in a forest. You can never know how long it will take to see the light'

I’m at the Tyrone Guthrie centre in Annaghmakerrig again, starting work on a new ‘New Novel’.

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'Smell is so evocative of memory, isn’t it?'

'Now, I understand why people call this place magical'

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Book review: Red Dirt

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Book review: Dancing to the End of Love

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A question of taste with Kathy Scott

Beginner’s Pluck: Maria Murphy

In her early 20s Maria was in a folk group, and she started writing lyrics, and some poetry. But it wasn’t until 2004, when she joined a creative writing group that she started taking writing seriously.

Sat, 23 May, 2015

Unravelling Oliver

Liz Nugent

Sun, 30 Mar, 2014

An act of love and redemption

Right-to-die campaigner Marie Fleming wanted her story to be published, and needed someone to finish it. Here Sue Leonard tells how she wrote the remarkable book.

Sun, 16 Feb, 2014

PR guru takes chair of RTE Authority

Public relations guru Mary Finan was today appointed by the Government as chairperson of the RTE Authority.

Tue, 21 Feb, 2006