Ennis book club festival attracts top literary names

A NUMBER of internationally renowned authors have been confirmed as participants in the Ennis Book Club Festival 2008, details of which were announced today.

Ennis book club festival attracts top literary names
Tue, 08 Jan, 2008 - 00:00

Clare’s county town will host the second annual festival over the weekend, from February 29 to March 2.

Supported by Clare County Library, the event is expected to attract book lovers from all over Europe and North America.

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CourtsPlace: ClarePlace: EuropePlace: North AmericaPlace: MichiganPlace: West Clare RailwayPlace: Glór Box OfficePerson: Joanne HarrisPerson: Roddy DoylePerson: Hugo HamiltonPerson: Morgan LlywelynPerson: Dermot BolgerPerson: Neven MaguirePerson: Lorna LandvikPerson: Thomas LynchPerson: Meda RyanPerson: Tom BarryPerson: Nuala Ní ChonchuirPerson: David RicePerson: Ré Ó LaighlísPerson: Mary O’DonnellPerson: Tommy BrennanPerson: DrPerson: Darryl JonesPerson: Jane AustenPerson: Maurice WalshPerson: Martin MorrisPerson: Eddie LenihanEvent: Ennis Book Club FestivalEvent: Ennis Book Club Festival 2008Organisation: Clare County LibraryOrganisation: Trinity College Dublin
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