An Leabhair Mór/The Great Book of Gaelic
An Overview of Irish Poetry in English
An Overview of Irish Poetry in Irish
Aosdána
Aosdána honours artists whose work has made an outstanding contribution to the arts in Ireland
Arts Council/an Chomhairle Ealaíon
Bibliography of 19th Century Irish Literature
CELT – Irish Electronic Texts
Comma Press
Specialising in the short story.
Dublin Review of Books
Dublin Review of Books is a free quarterly online journal whose object is the publication of clear and insightful writing based on recently published books. Articles will normally be review essays of between 3,000 and 7,000 words.
Dublin Writers’ Workshop
Elektroschall Archiv (in German)
Everyone Who’s Anyone
Hiberno-English Archive
Ippocrene
Arts and Letters from Sicily
Ireland Poetry (Yahoo Group)
Irish Literature Exchange
Irish Pages
A Journal of Contemporary Writing
Irish Writer’s Centre
The Irish Writers’ Centre has long been a hub of literary activity in Dublin, supporting established and aspiring writers throughout Ireland from its base at the heart of Dublin’s cultural quarter. It is a non-profit organisation, aimed at promoting the l
Irish Writers’ Centre
James Joyce Centre
Poetry Ireland
Poetry Ireland What’s On
Information on Poetry Ireland supported readings, launches and events around Ireland, as well as other writing events around the country.
Poetry Ireland/Éigse Éireann
Poetry Ireland/Éigse Éireann is the national organisation for poetry in Ireland.
Text for Nothing #8 (1958)
by Samuel Beckett, read by Jack MacGowan, 12 mins. 45 secs.
The Dublin Review
The Irish Literary Times
Up-to-Date Coverage of The World of Irish Literature” Curated by Gerard Beirne
The Munster Literature Centre
The National Theatre
The Parlour Review
A community of support between artists, writers, festivals and established literary institutions. This period has allowed a salon atmosphere to develop, where individuals have the space and time to discuss, and reflect upon, their life, work and influence
The Stinging Fly
Literary Magazine and Small Press.
Voice of the Shuttle (Ireland section)
Women Writers in the New Ireland
WWInI is a new initiative aimed at facilitating a dialogue between women writers in the New Ireland. The intention is to promote the creative work of women writers living in Ireland who are from migrant and new communities and to encourage contact between these writers and other women writers who were born in Ireland or […]

