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Dublin UNESCO City of Literature

Dublin was designated as UNESCO City of Literature in July 2010 and our very own Aideen Carroll was asked to comment on the news:

 

Literature is part of Dublin, it's all around us. The people, buildings, streets, names and places that inhabit the works of Joyce, O'Casey, Yeats, Beckett, Swift, Synge, Behan, Kavanagh and many more have made Irish literature known, respected and loved internationally. Some of our writers are iconic images in themselves. Finally is it a linguistic accident that the search engine YAHOO has taken its name from Gulliver's Travels?

Aideen Carroll, author of Seán Moylan: Rebel Leader


 

Publicity for Mercier Press titles

Three of Mercier Press titles were reviewed in national papers at the weekend.

What: Burren Villages: Tales of History and Imagination

Where: Irish Times Weekend Review

What they said:

'..a lyrical description of the beauty of the Burren..'

 

What: Bygone Limerick

WhereIrish Times Weekend Review

What they said:

'..a lavishly illustrated portrait of the city and county..'

 

What: The Young Ireland Rebellion and Limerick

Where: Irish Examiner Weekend

What they said:

'Laurence Fenton has written a tantalising introduction to the events leading to the Young Ireland rebellion of 1848.'

 

 

 
 


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