Cork author wins one of the world’s most lucrative literary awards

Author Danielle McLaughlin plans to immerse herself in writing after winning one of the world’s most lucrative literary awards.

Cork author wins one of the world’s most lucrative literary awards
Thu, 14 Mar, 2019 - 17:25
Eoin English

Author Danielle McLaughlin plans to immerse herself in writing after winning one of the world’s most lucrative literary awards.

From Donoughmore, Co Cork and UCC’s writer-in-residence, Ms McLaughlin is the third Irish writer in four years to win the Windham-Campbell Prize worth €146,000.

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