The Monday Echo is a weekly songwriter and poetry live showcase. Usually, the show has 3
songwriters and 3 poets who perform for roughly 20 minutes each. Admission is
free.
Tuesday 12th March
Milk
and Cookies Stories
18:30
- 22:00
Chocolate
Factory, 26 King's Inn Street, Dublin 1 (note moved this month from its usual venue at The Exchange)
Milk and Cookie Stories is a story telling event for for anyone who has a
story to tell, or wants to hear a tale told well, in a relaxed, friendly
environment - a place with tea, cushions, cookies and friends. Admission is
free, everyone is welcome and stories of all kinds are welcome. If you would
like to tell a story, just come along and sign up on the night, or "if you feel
inspired to share your own home-baked goods with Dublin’s friendliest audience,
we’ll also be having our awesome Bake-Off." At the March event, the theme will
be "Death by Chocolate".
See
the world through Joyce's spectacles
19:00
National
Library, Kildare Street, Dublin 2
The Bloomsday Survival Kit, a Ulysses travelling
reading group who are travelling around Dublin reading Ulysses "in location"
will read Chapter 9 from Ulysses, Scylla and Charybdis. Admission is free and
booking is not required.
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Wednesday 13th March
13.10 “Irish haiku in Russian. Why not?” Literary talk and reading by poet Dermot O’Brien, Russian translation by Vera Smyth at the National Library of Ireland
19.00 – 20.30 Literary Reading – Poetry of the Russian Silver Age at the Atrium,
Trinity College Dublin
Irish poem in the twentieth century
19:00
National
Library, Kildare Street, Dublin 2
"Lyrics in two languages: the short Irish poem in the twentieth century" with Bernard O’Donoghue, Fellow in English, Wadham
College, Oxford is an Irish Texts Society – Breandán O’Buachalla Memorial Lecture. Admission is free and no booking is required.
http://www.nli.ie/en/list/current-events.aspx
Thursday 14th March
Dublin Made Me - Poems of the City
18:30
National Library, Kildare Street, Dublin 2
Exploring Dublin through its poetry and song, poet and broadcaster Pat Boran,
and Gerard Smyth, poet and Poetry Editor of The Irish Times, present a selection
of poems and lyrics, historical and contemporary, famous and less well known,
that tell their own story of Dublin.
It seems that this event is free, but
booking via the website is required and tickets will be allocated through a
lottery.
Dublin Writers' Forum
19:30
Workman's Club, 10 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2
The Dublin Writers' Forum welcomes writers of all
genres, of all ages and all levels of experience. DWF is an open group of
writers who share a common passion for all things literary. It is a safe
‘working space’ where on a weekly basis writers can bring their work to be
critiqued by other writers.
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