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Insightful thank you

If climate change was real, you wouldn’t need this kind of propaganda to get people ““ on board ““ What a joke

The museum to Edith at Drishane is well worth a visit. There is a spirit there, a presence,. The garden and house are wonderful also but the museum has a presence

Great insights. But wish the host would cut to the chase more quickly.

The definitive Banville interview.

I know an audiobook was made of this entire book. Audible says it is not for sale in my country or region. I tried using my VPN to switch countries. Still couldn't find it. Does anyone know how I can get a copy?

We do get a decision from the Peer Panel, but the reasons why they choose one project over another are not clear and not explained. Sometimes high scores from the Arts Council assessors are contradicted by low scores from the Peer Panel, which gives the impression of a bipolar and confusing process. Could this be reviewed? Clearer feedback from the Peer Panel, beyond numbers that explain nothing, would be appreciated. Thank you.

Marvellous

Looking forward to finding her work in the US

Great as always Cathal

I’m thinking about it more, this interview is so difficult to follow because one has to get through so much of Colm’s literary-ness , who it is not about. A majority is the artist sitting there while he talks. It’s actually very very Irish art world figure’s de rigeur - in my estimation/ experience , awful warble on. So obvious it’s an arts council production, it’s so up their arses . 12.45 finally Claire’s there - saying she feels she’s more a servant than a squire. Wow. Facinating . Contrast this interviews format to the booker prize interview, where it’s all Claire & silent written questions, far shorter but at least it’s her. If Colm wants to write an essay about her go ahead, but this is wrecking my head.

Pretty halarious Colm , is it about you or Claire. You’re like a fella in her book !

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No video. Only audio. How to contact you?

A beautiful haunting novel

The makings of a great storyteller is what they leave in your head when youve finally finished reading the story. Probing questions about the characters that don't need answers and unfinished chapters that don't need to be tidily finished... The reader finishes them on their own. I watched an interview with Aingeala Flannery that she gave to some TY students over zoom and her eloquence and patience over their questions was inspiring and heart rendering. The one facet or trait that I did get from her writing is that each individual has their own inner voice and somewhat narcissistic perspective of life. Ultimately this is what the character Helen finally realises in the final paragraphs which in its own way is very true and I suppose quite sad. Anybody that can slip a word like "shutuptafuck" into a sentence and in one sweep bring back a host of memories is a true genius!!

Brilliant interview. Very inspiring. Thanks to both, and to the Arts Council of Ireland.

Very interesting and thought-provoking interview. Charming men, both. Looking forward to more of these episodes. Thank you for sharing these fascinating discussions.

Hello from Newfoundland. What a wonderful series! I watched them all.

I met Roddy one day walking my dog in Limerick, i dont have a clue why he was walking my dog, or even why he had my wife's scarf on.

Aingela feckin rocks!! Read The Amusements today!!

She is a talent

NFTs are the equivalent of digital certificate and when used in this way reflects the artwork it doesn't replace the piece of art. To hate on it is to deny genuine artists from using technology. While misunderstood and often misused the opportunity for using NFTs by artists in Ireland is real and won't go away anytime soon. Perhaps reconsider to be inclusive of our digital NFT artists rather than being fearful and dismissive.

"My mother played countess Markievicz" "Mine didnt" 😂😂😂

Just read Night boat to tangier - absolutely fantastic - had to hear the man hisself!

Luke, you're a fecking inspiration! Forca!!

This podcast is one of the best! Thank you so much! ❤

Not just a story writer, but an actress as well! So well read and an exciting story! 9:43

Kudos to Claire Keegan for keeping on in this trainwreck of a monologue. He‘s desperate in putting his points into her, longing for her validation, which she gracefully gifts from time to time. I‘d love to listen to her musing about her craft without someone else trying to make his points.

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Very good interview. Going to check book out. I remember Nicole had an Interview with Rob Doyle. Would love to see Colm get Rob Doyle for a sit down and talk about his books.

Great interview. Could listen to them all day.

Very profound! Thanks to both for this excellent discussion.

Delightful interview. Fascinating, highly entertaining and very inspiring! Thanks to both!

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I loved it! Thanks for all the sentences.

remove all connections to pubs/alcohol companies during festivals, the alcohol/festival connection must go. its to negative.

Many thanks, especially to John O'Mahony, for a detailed and comprehensive explanation of the survey results precisely explained.

Thoroughly enjoyed this quiet lovely conversation. Thank you.

Me and friend are planning to do some workshops for the youth. Is there any anything in particular I should mention when writing a grant which might help the chance of getting accepted? Thanks George

Hello and thanks for the video. Me and my friend would like to do workshops for youth and help them produce music. We would like to get some funding but don’t know where to start. Have you got an email I contact you on? Thanks

Will there be a video regarding Authored Works Applications? The link provided sent me here.

Amazing and inspiring. A big thank you to all the students for their hard work and never giving up. To the staff for believing in them and ensuring every student has the chance to shine . Thanks to all those visitors to the Holy Family who can think outside the box and work along side the staff and students to ensure no one is left behind when it comes to expression and enjoying the arts . An Oscar performance

A very enjoyable read and what a pleasure to have its author read the first chapter.

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Two very different Irish men talking about their craft and inheritance. Delightful. More please.

Keegan's point about 'going in rather than going on', about bad storytellers and bad conversationalists who 'go on and on' (around 7 minutes in), diluting instead of increasing, is completely lost on Toibin, who is falling over himself to get through his checklist of observations and attempts to 'put a few things in your head', as he says himself. Unfortunately, Keegan is consigned/resigned to playing the part of the listener for much of this piece. The trope of the 'good man' is in full play here, but not in the way that Toibin imagines.

Brilliant conversation.

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