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Cúirt Festival
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Founded in Galway in 1985, Cúirt International Festival of Literature is one of the oldest and most recognised literature festivals in Europe. The festival aims to celebrate and shine a spotlight on national and international literary talent, as well as to promote the written word in poetry and literary fiction, and more recently, in non-fiction and genre writing.
Cúirt is a curated festival with the programme selected by the Programme Director each year. This year all our literary events will be taking place online between the 23rd and 25th of April in response to current travel restrictions around the world.
Over the past three decades, Cúirt has hosted dozens of Nobel prize-winners, Poet Laureates and prize-winning authors from all over the world. Join the conversation with #Cuirt2020 and discover a world of inspirational literary events right at your fingertips.
Cúirt is a curated festival with the programme selected by the Programme Director each year. This year all our literary events will be taking place online between the 23rd and 25th of April in response to current travel restrictions around the world.
Over the past three decades, Cúirt has hosted dozens of Nobel prize-winners, Poet Laureates and prize-winning authors from all over the world. Join the conversation with #Cuirt2020 and discover a world of inspirational literary events right at your fingertips.
Cúirt International Festival of Literature 2022
Welcome to Cúirt!
Cúirt is back with a bang, and will be filling the streets and spaces of Galway with words from 4-10 April 2022! www.cuirt.ie
We’re so excited to bring our programme to the world. Between 4-10 April 2022, Cúirt will host over 40 events across the city of Galway. The festival comprises a mix of live performances and talks, with a selection of the programme broadcasted live from Galway. We hope you’ll find the programme filled with writing and books you can’t wait to dive into. We are proud to have created a programme that reflects the diversity of the world around us.
As part of our ongoing commitment to empowering the broadest possible audience to engage with the festival, we are employing Pay-What-You-Can ticketing for our events.
We have so much in store, from page-turning thrillers with Lucy Foley and Edel Coffey to the hottest new Irish fiction from Louise Kennedy and Sara Baume, to the international bestselling and unputdownable novels of Rumaan Alam (and that’s not even the half of it!). No matter what you’re into, there’s something for you at Cúirt this year. You’ll find the best in Irish and international poetry with Roger Robinson, Raymond Antrobus, Gail McConnell and Victoria Kennefick, a full strand of Irish-language events for you Gaeilgóirs, the best book-to-screen adaptations at Palás Cinema, and late night hijinks and spoken word at our revamped Festival Club in Carroll’s Bar!
Our digital channels:
Use #Cuirt2022 and tag our social handles so we can share and repost!
Website: www.cuirt.ie/
Twitter: CuirtFestival
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We’d also appreciate if you were able to take a moment to subscribe to our CZcams channel at: czcams.com/users/CuirtFestival.
Cúirt is back with a bang, and will be filling the streets and spaces of Galway with words from 4-10 April 2022! www.cuirt.ie
We’re so excited to bring our programme to the world. Between 4-10 April 2022, Cúirt will host over 40 events across the city of Galway. The festival comprises a mix of live performances and talks, with a selection of the programme broadcasted live from Galway. We hope you’ll find the programme filled with writing and books you can’t wait to dive into. We are proud to have created a programme that reflects the diversity of the world around us.
As part of our ongoing commitment to empowering the broadest possible audience to engage with the festival, we are employing Pay-What-You-Can ticketing for our events.
We have so much in store, from page-turning thrillers with Lucy Foley and Edel Coffey to the hottest new Irish fiction from Louise Kennedy and Sara Baume, to the international bestselling and unputdownable novels of Rumaan Alam (and that’s not even the half of it!). No matter what you’re into, there’s something for you at Cúirt this year. You’ll find the best in Irish and international poetry with Roger Robinson, Raymond Antrobus, Gail McConnell and Victoria Kennefick, a full strand of Irish-language events for you Gaeilgóirs, the best book-to-screen adaptations at Palás Cinema, and late night hijinks and spoken word at our revamped Festival Club in Carroll’s Bar!
Our digital channels:
Use #Cuirt2022 and tag our social handles so we can share and repost!
Website: www.cuirt.ie/
Twitter: CuirtFestival
Instagram: CuirtFestival
Facebook: CuirtFestival/
CZcams: czcams.com/users/CuirtFestival
We’d also appreciate if you were able to take a moment to subscribe to our CZcams channel at: czcams.com/users/CuirtFestival.
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Video
Douglas Stuart in conversation with Colm Tóibín
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Corpsing: Sophie White with Patrick Freyne
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Dinnseanchas/ Tautitotito Whenua
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Derek Owusu, Abi Daré, Okechukwu Nzelu
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In partnership with the Desmond Eliott Prize and the National Centre for Writing. This event showcases the shortlisted writers for the 2020 Desmond Elliott prize for new fiction, featuring some of the most exciting and challenging writing talent from across the UK and Ireland. Crossing all manner of borders and boundaries, these three exceptional debuts explore the meaning of home, belonging, a...
Necessary Sins: Mona Eltahawy and Leila Slimani
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Warning: This video contains strong language that may be unsuitable for younger audiences. Viewer discretion advised. With the support of the French Embassy in Ireland Two of the foremost commentators on feminism and the Arab and Muslim worlds come together for what promises to be an electrifying conversation. A lifelong political commentator and activist, Mona Eltahawy’s The Seven Necessary Si...
Nidhi Zak/Aria Eipe and Supriya Kaur Dhaliwal
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Join Tapasya Narang as she hosts a conversation between two Irish poets exploring love, travel, and the life of the mind in Ireland in 2021. Nidhi Zak/Aria Eipe and Supriya Kaur Dhaliwal will read from new books set for publication in the coming year. Nidhi Zak/Aria Eipe is a poet, pacifist and writer of fables. Her debut collection, Auguries of a Minor God, will be published by Faber in July 2...
Disability Visibility
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In partnership with Arts & Disability Ireland We’re delighted to welcome contributors to an essential anthology for disability rights, Disability Visibility. This collection of essays, memoirs and oral histories presents a vital snapshot of the vast range of experiences gathered under the umbrella term of disability, a galvanising insight into how many of us live, and how narrow a range of narr...
Bryan Washington: Memorial
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A thoughtful, witty and heartfelt debut novel, Bryan Washington’s Memorial explores the challenges of intimacy, hard-won vulnerability and building relationships while dealing with your own shit. Fans of Sally Rooney will enjoy Memorial, a story about relationships and what binds us together. When Mike finds out his estranged father is dying, he leaves to visit him in Japan just as his mother a...
Alexander Chee and Carmen Maria Machado
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Everyone, including members of the LGBTQ community, deserves to live a life free from abuse. ‘Domestic violence is a repetitive pattern of actions and behaviors used to maintain power over an intimate partner. It can be hard to recognize, and rather than looking to prescriptive gender tropes or checking off a list of red flags, one may ask: Whose life has become smaller? Whose demands have grow...
Mind Your Language: Having a Word with Ourselves
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Mind Your Language: Having a Word with Ourselves
Emma Dabiri: ‘What White People Can Do Next’ with Blindboy Boatclub
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Emma Dabiri: ‘What White People Can Do Next’ with Blindboy Boatclub
What does literature mean to Sara Baume, Ifor ap Glyn, Eilean Ni Chuilleanain & Doireann Ni Ghriofa?
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What does literature mean to Sara Baume, Ifor ap Glyn, Eilean Ni Chuilleanain & Doireann Ni Ghriofa?
What does literature mean to you? With Mia Gallagher, Jan Carson and Kevin Barry
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What does literature mean to you? With Mia Gallagher, Jan Carson and Kevin Barry
Dr Emily Cullen's Highlights for Cúirt 2019
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Dr Emily Cullen's Highlights for Cúirt 2019
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Galway Markets - Cúirt 2019 promotional video
Blackrock - Cúirt 2019 promotional video
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Bright City - Cúirt 2019 promotional video
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Bright City - Cúirt 2019 promotional video
She’s an extremist. But right now she’s allowed to get away with it
She’s got some cool identities to use! Black, Woman, Irish (Even though we Irish are now white colonial Overlords!)
Thanks for a great conversation, terrific questions and observations from Colm.
An immensely enjoyable and inspiring conversation! Thank you.
The first thing is to get rid of that mental illness called religion. Only after that can you really tackle these issues. Because if you think that a magic man controls everything, how can you think logically about anything? And i think shouting and swearing and calling people fascists is unhelpful (look up the dictionary definition of fascist if necessary because it has a tightly defined meaning).
amazing interview with an author that is much more than mere amazing
Great writers make subtle things extraordinary and bad writers make extraordinary things bullshit. 🥃
Aow
The quality of this interview brings me to tears
I so enjoyed this. Thank you to all.
Dabiri has an inferiority complex and she blames the Irish people for her insecurities. She's a nasty woman.
Woke agenda alert. And so much over analyzing.
So much respect for these three amazing ladies. Its because of ladies like these that all women get their freedom.
Breathe in under the cloth. When the water hits it breathe out slowly through your nose. DO NOT PANIC! In your head say the fact; 'the arab slave trade castrated every male slave they sold.... The ottoman empire made colonialism and the British empire look like hippies at woodstock.... And this didn't end until the 1920's! shame on you, Britain for only stepping in at 1807, SHAME!' Oh, the guilt bucket emptied? Breathe in and get ready for it again. This time repeat; 'in the 1200s the Mongols did their share of brutality yet theres no mob outside Mongolia....i wonder what the mongolian prime minister sayng "and should we care?" sounds like' . Emptied again, OK you can do this, breathe in and get ready. Say in your head; 'the colour of my skin has nothing to do with me being responsible for crimes against humanity.. the colour of.......'
She has serious mental health issues and a dangerous ego. The world she believes she lives in dosnt exist. This is the result of too much media as a child.
So the "patriarchy" exists in ireland too.
Tinfoil hat lady: Yes it exists everywhere! In your unconscious bias, in the secret rooms where white men gather together to conspire against women. Yes you can't see it but it's there. If you look hard enough you'll see it everywhere too!! The ghost of patriarchy is real!!
I was incredibly moved by Suad Aldarra's powerful memoir.
Thank you, very good and interesting programme.
Awesome interview
Great interview!
f()ke u all
Very rude to be chewing and eating during a conversation.
These people should stop thinking they speak for everyone. It's not a movement, it's only been seen an issue in the last few years, there parents and grandparents never said anything before. These people who think they speak on behalf of everyone, don't speak for everyone. Do these people whom speak for everyone drink coffee, tea, of course they do the hypocrites. Remember Africans before the trans Atlantic slave trade ripped through European countries including Ireland and Britain and took white people for slaves , nearly cleared the population of Ireland. It's history, if it didn't happen then the European people would capitalise and Africans would still be living in mudhuts. Also places like Nigeria only got rich and civilized due the trans Atlantic slave trade. Africans which include an African queen were selling each other for money as like they still do now. Look at the now slave trade that still goes on in Africa, they steal each others animals for money for other countries for money. What justice ?? Where's the justice for the all the slaves in history ? Slave trade still goes on and FGM in Africa, why is nobody speaking of that. Slave trade and trafficking still goes on today in most countries, why are you not speaking about that ? Why always prey on what happened all them years ago. You are a privileged person with nothing new to talk about. Your attitude stinks.
Excellent interview. So many interesting ideas
She’s gorgeous😍
Do you notice how selective she is? Agenda all day.
What a very thoughtful and enjoyable discussion.
Preparedness is a good thing...
Also, Diarmaid Ó Muirithe's 2000 (repr 2013) Dictionary of Anglo-Irish: Words and phrases from Gaelic in the English of Ireland is another good-to-have dictionary for the Irish compnent of Hiberno-Irish, in addition to the classic by Terence Dolan mentioned here.
Brilliant Bern !
What a wonderful chat . Thank you !
this is magic, the guy in left-down corner looks like Milo Thatch. He knows russian, and few other languages...
This was such a good book, reading it twice
Wow! As a white person I loved this book. Love getting told what to do from a moron.
Read the book and .......... I fucking loved it, it’s interesting, positive and inspiring. Emma and Blindboy are both fucking awesome
This is such a great interview.
Feminism terrifies me and I am a woman Sad discussion
You are the most extreme comment on this channel. Never seen or heard a woman ever criticise feminism, especially in a post-LGBTQIA, free internet porn and internet free speech world.
Brilliant women .what a pleasure to listen to them
Brilliant discussion 💕💕💕
if I wrote a book what black people do next I would get in trouble and face severe backlash. People want equality but one rule for one and one rule fo another ain't equal
God bless you. There’s no reason for you to write about Blk ppl or how any other marginalized groups can do better in how they treat wyt ppl, that in itself is absurd and entitled as you have been the beneficiary of what these groups have not. I always find it interesting when Wyt ppl can never see how Black Americans and Indigenous Native Americans have been treated in the US for 500 years and how that has cause generational trauma and continue to do so. Either some wyt ppl are that dumb or gaslighting. If ppl from around the world know the racist history of the US, but its own citizens do not, that is pretty telling about the educational system in the US.
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So much respect for these 3 women. My warmest regards from France. I am French, a feminist and an atheist. However I agree with everything which is said here. We will keep fighting.
I've seen less waffle at a maple syrup factory..
Gaslighting. If you don't like white people or their culture and countries, go somehwere else that's more fitting to your own demands.
Blindboy is a sellout. Emma is a fraud.
Nice discussion of "plot," "writer's block, etc." Perhaps novels need more plot -- or at least a situation which has to be resolved somehow by the end. Short forms don't need to offer resolution; some a simple epiphany is sufficient...
publishing a novel -- "you crawl out of a car crash and people start holding up score cards." (And I thought I was a cynical writer...). Entertaining discussion for me as a Texan whose family hails from Roscommon...
I am struggling with insomnia tonight. This interview is like a lovely chat with a good friend. Thank you for the peaceful feeling even if I am not sleeping.
yes. beautiful and insightful interview. i have been so excited watching it, having just finished the book, which is stunning. thank you Cúirt and Colm Tóibín. Brilliant! xxx