Tales in Irish and verse make children’s books shortlist

Ten titles are competing for the Children’s Books Ireland Awards. The shortlist includes four books published by independent Irish publishers, three written in Irish, and three verse novels.
Tales in Irish and verse make children’s books shortlist
Tue, 10 Mar, 2020 - 06:00
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Pupils from St Audoen’s NS, Cork St, Dublin, at the MAC, Belfast, as part of Belfast Children’s Festival, reveal the shortlist for the Children’s Books Ireland Awards yesterday. Picture: Leon Farrell
Pupils from St Audoen’s NS, Cork St, Dublin, at the MAC, Belfast, as part of Belfast Children’s Festival, reveal the shortlist for the Children’s Books Ireland Awards yesterday. Picture: Leon Farrell

Ten titles are competing for the Children’s Books Ireland Awards. The shortlist includes four books published by independent Irish publishers, three written in Irish, and three verse novels.

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BooksPlace: IrelandPerson: Elaina RyanPerson: Kelly McCaughrainPerson: Deirdre SullivanPerson: Karen VaughanPerson: Sarah CrossanPerson: Moira Fowley-DoylePerson: Sophie DahlPerson: Lauren O’HaraPerson: John Óg HiúdaíPerson: Neidí Ó CollaPerson: Kim SharkeyPerson: NóinínPerson: ZepfPerson: Meg GrehanPerson: Eoin McLaughlinPerson: Polly DunbarPerson: Clare Helen WelshPerson: Ashling LindsayPerson: Sinéad O’HartPerson: Muireann Ní ChíobháinPerson: Paddy DonnellyEvent: Children’s Books Ireland AwardsEvent: Junior Juries AwardOrganisation: KPMG
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