International Women's Day: Eight Irish women writers who match up with Joyce and Yeats Who comes to mind when we think about Irish writers? James Joyce, W.B. Yeats, Oscar Wilde, and Samuel Beckett.

9 Irish Women Authors To Read On St. Patrick's Day. by Caroline Goldstein. March 17, 2015. Hey guys! Pop quiz! Name three Irish writers. You have seven seconds. Did you count off: 1.

Irish women writers Rosa Mulholland, Ethna Carbery and Charlotte Riddell . Jen Herron. Wed Oct 30 2024 - 05:00. There’s something about haunted houses, bad weather and vengeful ghosts that ...

Irish women writers are the crème de la crème! IrishCentral Contributor Patricia Killeen on the recent Celebrating Women with Words (CWWW) international writing competition in Paris.

Over the past ten years, popular fic- tion by Irish women writers has been hugely successful, not just at home, but internationally. Cathy Kelly, Marian Keyes, Cecelia Ahern and others have been ...

Nothing new under the sun: Mary Shine with her Irish Women Writers, which she produced with her friend Vincent Kinane in 1999. “I particularly remember, at that time, being very annoyed that no ...

Arguably Irish women writers are enjoying something of a heyday. While this revival must be viewed in light of the wider socio-political climate, where a growing interest in women’s rights and ...

But on this International Women’s Day, I’d like to take a moment to consider the Irish women writers whose names we don’t know, and won’t know for years to come.

A POEM that comes in a dream is "a marvel the awake mind has lost" argues poet Cherry Smyth who once dreamt she was taken to a deserted house by the IRA and tied to a chair, about to be shot.

3 Young Irish Writers and Their ‘Difficult Second Books ... Irish novelists, and particularly Irish women novelists, have published some of the most compelling English-language literary fiction.

Irish Literary Feminisms, 1970-2020 Edited by Éilís Ní Dhuibhne Arlen House, €25 Irish women writers starting out could be forgiven for thinking that writing is a gender-blind pursuit.

Rarely has there been such an intense spotlight on Irish writing―and Irish women’s writing, in particular―as there is today. Sally Rooney’s zeitgeist-riding Conversations with Friends garnered near ...