Archive for March, 2006

The Scaldy Detail of the Wexford Book Festival

March 28, 2006
Books

I’m off to Wex­ford town on Thurs­day to read as a guest in Read­ings from The Scaldy Detail, at 8.00pm in The Potato Mar­ket on the Quays, as part of the Wex­ford Book Fes­ti­val. The Scaldy Detail, as I’ve men­tioned before, is the Ennis­cor­thy lit­er­ary mag­a­zine edited by Eamonn Wall and pub­lished by Launch­Pad. Fea­tured read­ers in the fes­ti­val include Sea­mus Heaney, Hugo Hamil­ton, Ali­son Nor­ring­ton, Orna Ross (Áine McCarthy), …Read the Rest

Literary Evening

Literary Evening
March 28, 2006
Books

An unusual and busy evening tomor­row, Wednes­day. March 29th. The Beck­ett Cen­te­nary Fes­ti­val is opened by the Min­is­ter for Arts, …Read the Rest

What Fresh Hell is This?

What Fresh Hell is This?
March 27, 2006
Books

via Arts & Let­ters Daily, a great story at Book Forum about Dorothy Parker, who I quote, usu­ally under my …Read the Rest

A Road Runs Through Tara

A Road Runs Through Tara
March 24, 2006
Eco

I’ve only now found Colm Tóibín’s piece in the New York Times about Tara. A Road Runs Through Tara (free …Read the Rest

The Real Reason?

The Real Reason?
March 24, 2006
Politics

Is this the real rea­son why Britain joined the US in invad­ing Iraq? See the New States­man article.

Hill of Tara / M3 Motorway

March 21, 2006
Eco

It isn’t often I attend an event to read just one poem, but that’s what I’ll be doing on Fri­day …Read the Rest

Video of Digital Rights Ireland talk

Video of Digital Rights Ireland talk
March 2, 2006
Biometrics

The video of the talk by Suw Char­man in Trin­ity Col­lege in coop­er­a­tion with the TCD Legal Work­shop is now …Read the Rest