From Page to Palette Art Exhibition
Approximately 70 children from all classes in Dunderrow National School have been busy painting their favourite book character on canvas and their masterpieces will be displayed for the month of […]
Approximately 70 children from all classes in Dunderrow National School have been busy painting their favourite book character on canvas and their masterpieces will be displayed for the month of […]
Weekend pass covers all events except workshops, children's events, Bonfires of Remembrance and the Irvine Welsh interview.
Come and join us for an evening of readings, curated by poet Matthew Geden. We will be showcasing work by new and established writers. This will be a relaxed and […]
By invitation, a number of local bookclubs have come together to read the chosen book, Greener, by local writer, Gráinne Murphy. What would you do if you went to visit […]
Set in Paris in 1898, Will Govan plays an exiled Oscar Wilde looking back on his extraordinarily colourful life and ruminating on love, fame, family and misfortune with his infamous […]
Sponsored by Kinsale Mead Co. Paddy Doyle, poet and storyteller, is joined by singer and actor Rosie McCarthy, with both performers holding space, representing both the Traveller and settled community, […]
Martin Doyle, Ken Murray & Eugene Reavey in conversation with Mary Wilson A discussion on how identity, religion and politics divided communities in Northern Ireland and how cover up and […]
Join us for a morning of fun and story-telling in our award-winning library in Kinsale. There might even be a special guest! Suitable for children aged 4 - 8. Please […]
This masterclass with RTÉ Folk Awards Album of The Year 2024 recipient and Meteor award-winning songwriter John Spillane will get to the heart of songwriting and storytelling. John will focus […]
Lara Marlowe was born in California and studied French at UCLA and the Sorbonne, then International Relations at Oxford. She started her career as an associate producer with CBS’s 60 […]
Claire Adam and Neil Tully in conversation with Mairéad Hearne The two authors discuss exploring recent history in fiction, including when and how the social, political and legal standards of […]
Barry Moloney has been a tour guide in Kinsale for the last 20 years, and recently published An Illustrated History of Kinsale for children. He will lead a special hour-long […]
Family relationships, how they are shaped and how they shape us, is the topic of discussion between two authors whose work addresses intertwined lives and secrets that cast long shadows. […]
Niamh Hargan and Tanya Sweeney in conversation with Tara Flynn Part of the joy of fiction is the exploration of unfamiliar worlds. The books of Niamh Hargan and Tanya Sweeney […]
Irvine Welsh was born in the great city of Edinburgh and matured in the housing schemes of Leith, West Pilton and Muirhouse. Neither school nor conventional employment appealed, but he […]
Learn a series of physical and imaginative exercises that will awaken the expressive potential of your voice. Drawing on the work of world-renowned voice specialist Kristin Linklater, author of Freeing […]
Jennifer Horgan is a Cork poet. Her debut collection, Care, was published in 2025 with Doire Press. More recent work appears in Cyphers, Poetry Ireland Review and The Stony Thursday […]
Sharing is caring and what better thing to share than a love of books! Bring your fiction, non-fiction and children's books to our bookswap and exchange them for something new […]
Vincent Browne has been a journalist since 1968 and founded Magill in 1977. In 1983 he revived The Sunday Tribune and edited the paper until 1994. Over the years he […]