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The official podcast platform for the Irish Writers Centre, Ireland's foremost resource centre for writers at all stages of their careers. Each episode will feature a broad range of interviews, readings and conversations with iconic, contemporary and emerging writers.
Unknown Host hosts Words in the Air, a arts show with 6 episodes published.
This episode of the Irish Writers Centre literary podcast features an interview with novelist, Rosemary Hennigan, by podcaster, journalist and chair of the Board of the Irish Writers Centre, Breda Brown.
This episode of the Irish Writers Centre literary podcast is called An Island of Many Nations and features Cauvery Madhavan, Melatu Uche Okorie, Amy Abdullah Barry, Nandi Jola, Rafael Mendes, Suad Aldarra, Ciara Ni E and
This epsiode of the Irish Writers Centre literary podcast features writers Katherine O'Donnell and Rosamund Taylor talking about their recent books as part of Pride Month 2026. We hope you enjoy.
This epsiode of the Irish Writers Centre literary podcast features writers Katherine O'Donnell and Rosamund Taylor talking about their recent books as part of Pride Month 2026. We hope you enjoy.
This month's episode of the literary podcast from the Irish Writers Centre features the first of our Climate Writing Session for 2026. The conversation (recorded as part of our April Climate Writing webinar) features Cas
This month's episode of the literary podcast from the Irish Writers Centre features the first of our Climate Writing Session for 2026. The conversation (recorded as part of our April Climate Writing webinar) features Cas
This month's episode of the literary podast from the Irish Writers Centre features Booker Prize winning novelist, John Banville in conversation with his friend, writer and filmmaker, Neil Jordan. This frank conversaton o
This month's episode of the literary podast from the Irish Writers Centre features Booker Prize winning novelist, John Banville in conversation with his friend, writer and filmmaker, Neil Jordan. This frank conversaton o
The second episode of the Irish Writers Centre's literary podcast, Words in the Air, features Aoife Barry chatting to writers Kevin Curran, Olivia Fitzsimons, Victoria Kennefick and Emmet Kirwan. This Writers Roundtable
The second episode of the Irish Writers Centre's literary podcast, Words in the Air, features Aoife Barry chatting to writers Kevin Curran, Olivia Fitzsimons, Victoria Kennefick and Emmet Kirwan. This Writers Roundtable
This first episode of the Irish Writers Centre's literary podcast, Words in the Air, features Professor Joseph O'Connor talks to Madeleine Keane about growing up in Dun Laoghaire and how the coastline inspired his early
This first episode of the Irish Writers Centre's literary podcast, Words in the Air, features Professor Joseph O'Connor talks to Madeleine Keane about growing up in Dun Laoghaire and how the coastline inspired his early
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