When you’re strange
Author Liz Nugent told David Hennessy about her most recent book bringing her more adulation than ever before, why she could never write a...
Imelda May, Lisa Canny and Emma Dabiri to lead Bloomsday celebrations at Embassy Gardens
Dublin songstress Imelda May, Mayo trad trailblazer Lisa Canny and best selling author Emma Dabiri are among the big names set for a big...
Two sisters
Best selling author Cathy Kelly told David Hennessy about her latest novel Sisterhood, the ‘terrifying’ experience of being diagnosed with cancer and why she...
‘An emigrant’s story’
Jack Byrne told David Hennessy about his Liverpool Mysteries series of books that look at Irish immigration to Liverpool throughout the decades taking in...
Ashford Place mental health and arts festival to come to Liverpool
The dates have been announced and submissions are open for Shout Liverpool.
Shout Liverpool follows the success of Shout London, the mental health and arts...
Bringing The Yellow Wallpaper to life 130+ years on
Sue Rynhart told David Hennessy about You, Me or the Wallpaper, her musical interpretation of Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s 19th century feminist short story, The...
A portrait of Old Ireland
John Breslin and Sarah-Anne Buckley have returned with the third installment of their record-breaking Old Ireland in Colour series.
Beloved by Irish readers at home...
Airing things out
Martin Doyle told David Hennessy about his book Dirty Linen: The Troubles in my Home Place that examines the effect of the violence on...
An Gorta more
Well known singer- songwriter Declan O’Rourke told David Hennessy about his new book A Whisper from Oblivion, the second book in his famine trilogy,...
Liverpool Irish Festival returns for 21st year
The Liverpool Irish Festival returns this week with a theme of anniversaries running through the programme for its 21st offering.
The annual festival features 40...