Join Doire Press award-winning writers Órfhlaith Foyle and John O’Donnell for a captivating afternoon reading of short stories. Galway-based Órfhlaith Foyle will be reading from her most recent collection, The Other Poet Drives a Black Mercedes; and John O’Donnell, based in Dublin, will be reading from Mr Hoo and Other Stories, published in March.
The longest-running community arts festival in Ireland, Clifden Community Arts Festival, now heading into its 49th year will take place from September 17-27, and yet again promises to have something to excite everyone in the 2026 programme.
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