The Dromineer Nenagh Literary Festival will kick off with a poetry reading and an author interview on Wednesday, October 7, at 9 PM at Una Powell’s pub. Four poets will present their recent and new works during this opening event.
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Jan Brierton, a Dublin-born poet and performer, is known for her rhythmic poetry and storytelling. She began her poetry journey in 2021 and has since published two collections. Nicola Clare, another Dublin-based poet and spoken word artist, captivates audiences with her evocative performances that delve into themes of personal experience, resilience, mental health, and connection.
Conor Killeen, a poet and spoken word artist from Dunboyne, gained recognition performing at open mics in Dublin, as well as at events like Beyond the Pale and Dublin’s Finest. Raphael Olympio, a musician and poet, explores diverse genres and is recognized as a rapper for his song EPG. He co-founded Sauti Studios at Cork Migrant Centre and has performed at notable festivals including Electric Picnic and Indiependence.
The festival is collaborating with the Irish Writer’s Centre for this event. Although admission is free, booking is recommended.
The next festival event will take place at Lough Derg Yacht Club the following evening, featuring an interview with Dublin-based debut author Cormac Quinn, discussing his novel, Murder on Lough Derg. This event starts at 7:30 PM, and tickets are priced at €15, which includes a wine reception sponsored by The Wine Buff, Nenagh.
Cormac Quinn, a lifelong fan of detective fiction, began reading murder mysteries at a young age. His debut novel, Murder on Lough Derg, follows journalist Jack Myers as he investigates a suspicious drowning during his holiday near Lough Derg. For tickets and booking, visit www.dnlf.ie.