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Murder One – New International Crime-Writing Festival For Dublin

By Bronagh Posted on September 19, 2018 Posted in News and Adventures No Comments Tagged with Bert Wright formerly of Mountains to Sea dlr Book Festival, Clare Mackintosh, Crime Writing Festival, Declan Burke, Dublin, Jane Casey, Jo Spain, Karen Perry, Lisa Jewell, Lynda La Plante, Michael Connelly, Mick Herron, Murder One, Nugent, Patricia Gibney, Peter James, Robert Goddard, Ruth Ware, Sam Blake, Smock Alley Theatre, Temple Bar, ublin UNESCO City of Literature, Val McDermid, Vanessa Fox Oâ€™Loughlin of Writing.ie

A stellar cast of crime and thriller writers have been lined up for a new crime writing festival taking place in Dublin in November.

The Death Of Mrs Westaway Book Tour – Giveaway

By Bronagh Posted on June 29, 2018 Posted in News and Adventures No Comments Tagged with Ruth Ware, The Death Of Mrs Westaway

Todayâ€™s book tour features a signed giveaway from Ruth Wareâ€™s new book called â€˜The Death Of Mrs Westawayâ€™

Noireland – The Best Crime Festival In Town

By Bronagh Posted on November 2, 2017 Posted in News and Adventures No Comments Tagged with Abir Mukherjee, Adrian McKinty, Ali Land, Andrea Carter, Andrew Wilson, Anthony J. Quinn, Arne Dahl, Belfast, Benjamin Black, Brian McGilloway, Caz Fear, Chris Whittaker, Claire McGowan, Craig Robertson, David Torrans, David Young, Diana Bretherick, Eoin McNamee, Europa Hotel, Gerard Brennan, Graeme Macrae Burnet, Haylen Beck, jed Mercurio, Jo Spain, John Bannville, Line of Duty, Liz Nugent, Louise Welsh, No Alibis, Noireland International Crime Festival, Ray Celestin, Robert Crais, Ruth Ware, Sophie Hannah, Stella Duffy, Stephen Wright, Steve Cavanagh, Steve Mosby, Stuart Neville

Itâ€™s fair to say that the first Noireland International Crime Fiction Festival went off with a bang.

Noireland International Crime Festival, Belfast

By Bronagh Posted on September 13, 2017 Posted in News and Adventures 2 Comments Tagged with Abir Mukherjee, Adrian Dunbar, Adrian McKinty, Ali Land, Andrea Carter, Andrew Wilson, Anthony J. Quinn, Arne Dahl, Belfast, Benjamin Black, Brian McGilloway, Caz Fear, Claire McGowan, Craig Robertson, Crime Festival, David Young, debut, Diana Bretherick, Eoin McNamee, Graeme Macrae Burnet, Helen Callaghan, jed Mercurio, Jo Spain, John Bannville, Line of Duty, Liz Nugent, Louise Welch, Martin Edwards, No Alibis, Noireland, Northern Ireland, Ray Celestin, Robert Crais, Ruth Ware, Sophie Hannah, Stella Duffy, Stephen Wright, Steve Cavanagh, Steve Mosby, Stuart Neville

If you’re a fan of the crime genre, whether you enjoy reading the books or aspire to be an author, then Belfast’s debut crime festival is a must attendance.