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Category Archives: Kells Hay Festival
The Occupational Hazards of Liz Nugent
At one point during her appearance at the Hay Festival in Kells, Liz Nugent mentions that she sometimes dreams about committing murder. Does anyone else do this? To my surprise, I’m the only one to admit, yes, I do it, … Continue reading
The Man from Clones Takes the Stage
Yesterday, I spotted a tree that looked like an orchestra conductor. He wore a top hat and held his baton high in his gnarled hands. In his knots and wild branches, in the bravado of his stance, he reminded me … Continue reading
Maura McHugh at Kells Hay Festival
Maura McHugh came to Kells on Saturday to talk about writing for the visual media. To be honest, I wasn’t sure what to expect. When you think about it, it’s a topic as broad as it is tall. In fact, … Continue reading
The Hay Festival Kells Rises
It’s that time of year again. The shop windows are full of books, the banners are flying, and the town is humming. Yes, my honeys, the Hay Festival has returned to Kells. If you are a fan of the arts … Continue reading
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Tagged Kells Hay Festival, Lisa McInerney, Liz Nugent, Maura McHugh, Patrick McCabe, Sinead Gleeson, Type Trail
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Roddy Doyle, Ha-Ha-Ha — The Kells Hay Festival Part 3
If you were to see Roddy Doyle in the street and have no clue who he was, you’d probably think he was a character in Star Trek: The Next Generation. A genial engineer, perhaps. Good at quantum mechanics and quick with a … Continue reading
Last Day of the Hay Festival in Kells, Part 1
Laughs, chills, and thoughtfulness — this was the last day of the Hay Festival for me this year. There’s a lot to cover, so I’m going to start with the Queen of the Fest: Marian Keyes If you were to … Continue reading
24-and-a-Half Hours in Kells at the Hay Festival
Every year it’s the same: the Hay Festival programme for Kells is released and I spend hours, hours, I tell you! agonising over what events I absolutely have to attend. Then, I remake the list because another event catches my … Continue reading
Nothing Like a Dame — Lynda La Plante at the Hay Festival
Lynda La Plante is holding court on the Eigrid stage at the Hay Festival, Kells. She’s relating how the final series of Prime Suspect took so many liberties with the character of her hero Jane Tennison, to the point where she … Continue reading