An Irish book I discovered at a bookshop event was the wonderful ‘Rathlin: A Wild Life’ by @rubyfree.bsky.social #IrishBookWeek #IrishBookaDay #BookSky
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An Irish book I’m going to read next has been on my shelf for a while but has remained untouched until now- James Joyce- Dubliners #irishbookweek #IrishBookaDay #BookSky
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A square poster about Irish Book Week. In the top left is the Irish Book Week logo. The large image is the cover of the novel Ordinary Saints. To the left, the descriptive text says, A writer of immense delicacy, perception, and heart. Funny and deeply moving. Nominated for numerous book prizes and book clubs. A must read! At the bottom is the logo for Sheelagh na Gig bookshop.
#IrishBookADay challenge: An Irish book discovered at a bookshop event. While planning #FeministBookFortnight, we discovered After the Train, a collection of first-person testimonials from women who did remarkable things. Would we be where we are today if Irish Women United hadn't existed? @UCDPress
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IRISH BOOK WEEK. SEACHTAIN NA LEABHAR ÉIREANNACH Irish Book a Day Saturday 18 October: Share an Irish bookshop. Sunday 19 October: Share an Irish language book. Monday 20 October: Share an Irish debut book. Tuesday 21 October: Share an Irish book you read recently. Wednesday 22 October: Share an Irish book that you bought in a local bookshop. Thursday 23 October: Share a book set in Northern Ireland. Friday 24 October: Share an Irish book you are going to read next. Saturday 25 October: Share an Irish book you discovered at a bookshop event. #lrishBookWeek #IrishBookADay Logos for Bookselling Ireland and Discover Irish Kids’ Books
It's #IrishBookWeek. Bookselling Ireland's daily prompts to inspire you to discover Irish books
Day 7: Irish book you're going to read next. Mixed Up by Leon Diop
Day 8: Irish book you discovered at a bookshop event. After Party by @deanbrowne.bsky.social
#SeachtainNaLeabharEireannach #IrishBookADay
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A square poster about Irish Book Week. In the top left is the Irish Book Week logo. The large image is the cover of the novel Ordinary Saints. To the left, the descriptive text says, A writer of immense delicacy, perception, and heart. Funny and deeply moving. Nominated for numerous book prizes and book clubs. A must read! At the bottom is the logo for Sheelagh na Gig bookshop.
A photo of a paperback copy of the novel Ordinary Saints. It is standing with the cover front facing on a bookshelf. You can see other books behind it.
#IrishBookADay challenge: share your next read. Liz will be reading Ordinary Saints by Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin. Jay lives in London with her girlfriend and doesn't think about her devout upbringing in Ireland. But when she hears her beloved older brother is being put forward for sainthood...
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IRISH BOOK WEEK. SEACHTAIN NA LEABHAR ÉIREANNACH Irish Book a Day Saturday 18 October: Share an Irish bookshop. Sunday 19 October: Share an Irish language book. Monday 20 October: Share an Irish debut book. Tuesday 21 October: Share an Irish book you read recently. Wednesday 22 October: Share an Irish book that you bought in a local bookshop. Thursday 23 October: Share a book set in Northern Ireland. Friday 24 October: Share an Irish book you are going to read next. Saturday 25 October: Share an Irish book you discovered at a bookshop event. #lrishBookWeek #IrishBookADay Logos for Bookselling Ireland and Discover Irish Kids’ Books
It's #IrishBookWeek and Bookselling Ireland have daily prompts to inspire you to discover Irish books
Day 3: Wild Geese by Soula Emmanuel @soula.bsky.social
Day 4: This Interim Time by Oona Frawley @oonaf.bsky.social
#SeachtainNaLeabharEireannach #IrishBookADay
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Book challenge poster. White background. Blue writing. Book characters as decoration.
Red panda atop a green leafy tree overlooking Cave Hill
Backs of 4 boys dressed in jackets & jeans facing towards an arch way topped by a cross & an oncoming light resembling a portal/ vortex. Street lamp. Overcast dark blue sky.
Peach background. Girl hanging off white recorder.
#IrishBookWeek #IrishBookaDay catch up 18th @bookspapersciss.bsky.social 19th An Panda Rua 20th Doomsday @irishkidsbooks.bsky.social 21st Solo #versenovel @littleislandbooks.bsky.social 22nd Fia 🦌@eilishfisher.bsky.social bookbloggers #librarians
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A square poster about Irish Book Week. In the top left is the Irish Book Week logo. The large image is the cover of the graphic novel of An Béal Bocht. To the left, the descriptive text says, A classic of Irish literature in a striking graphic novel format. It's our November choice for Léigh Linn: our Gaeilge book club for adult learners and improvers of Irish. At the bottom is the logo for Sheelagh na Gig bookshop.
A photo of the graphic novel An Béal Bocht on a book stand on a shelf. You can see other bookcases full of books in the background.
#IrishBookWeek challenge: Share an Irish language book. We have to share the graphic novel of An Béal Bocht, which is the November book choice for our Gaeilge book club: Léigh Linn. I had forgot what an absurdist classic it is. #IrishBookADay #ForasnaGaeilge #loveleabhargaeilge #LéighLinn
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A square poster about Irish Book Week. In the top left is the Irish Book Week logo. The large image is the cover of the graphic novel of An Béal Bocht. To the left, the descriptive text says, A classic of Irish literature in a striking graphic novel format. It's our November choice for Léigh Linn: our Gaeilge book club for adult learners and improvers of Irish. At the bottom is the logo for Sheelagh na Gig bookshop.
A photo of the graphic novel An Béal Bocht on a book stand on a shelf. You can see other bookcases full of books in the background.
dúshlán #IrishBookWeek: Roinn leabhar Gaeilge. Ba mhaith linn an t-úrscéal
grafach An Béal Bocht a roinnt. Is é seo rogha Léigh Linn i mí na Samhna. Is sárleabhar
éigiallta é, leabhar den scoth! sheelaghnagig.com/l%C3%A9igh-l... #IrishBookADay #ForasnaGaeilge #ClubLeabhar #loveleabhargaeilge
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IRISH BOOK WEEK. SEACHTAIN NA LEABHAR ÉIREANNACH Irish Book a Day Saturday 18 October: Share an Irish bookshop. Sunday 19 October: Share an Irish language book. Monday 20 October: Share an Irish debut book. Tuesday 21 October: Share an Irish book you read recently. Wednesday 22 October: Share an Irish book that you bought in a local bookshop. Thursday 23 October: Share a book set in Northern Ireland. Friday 24 October: Share an Irish book you are going to read next. Saturday 25 October: Share an Irish book you discovered at a bookshop event. #lrishBookWeek #IrishBookADay Logos for Bookselling Ireland and Discover Irish Kids’ Books
It's #IrishBookWeek and Bookselling Ireland have daily prompts to inspire you to discover Irish books
Day 1: Bantry Bookshop
Day 2: Madame Lazare by @tadhgmacdh.bsky.social, Irish-language novel (Special Mention: European Prize for Literature)
#SeachtainNaLeabharEireannach #IrishBookADay
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Day 2 of #IrishBookWeek is to share an Irish language book. I’m cheating a bit here by sharing from a book that has some Irish language- the Church of Ireland Hymnal. And as it’s Sunday, I thought I would include this offering by the great Sean O’Riada #Irishbookaday
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Postaer ar Seachtain na Leabhar Éireannach. A poster about Irish Book Week.
Beimid ag ceiliúradh leabhra, údair, maisitheora, foilsitheora, agus léitheora Éireannach leatsa an tseachtain seo, Seachtain Leabhar na Éireannach! #LoveLeabharGaeilge #IrishBookWeek #IrishBookADay
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A poster for Irish Book Week. On an off-white background, on the left is a list of text and on the right is a colourful illustration showing a giant reading while sitting on a bookshop. the text lists the different social media posts that will be happening during the Irish Book a Day campaign.
It's Irish Book Week! Join us in celebrating Irish authors, illustrators, publishers, books, and readers! We'll be posting all week about our favourite Irish books and also the Irish Book Awards nominees! #IrishBookWeek #IrishBookADay #loveleabhargaeilge #IrishBookAwards
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We're proud to be supporting #IrishBookWeek! Let's show some love for your favourite Irish bookshops, Irish authors or anything you're doing to celebrate!
We'll go first and take a moment to appreciate our Irish talent - Derek Keilty and Brian Fitzgerald!
#IrishBookADay #DiscoverIrishKidsBooks
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It's #IrishBookWeek! Today's #IrishBookADay prompt: What is your favourite Irish published book this year?
Bullaun Press, based in Sligo, have just released "There's a Monster Behind the Door" which I loved! I've just started another which they published in 2023, "Without Waking Up".
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Which Irish bookshops have you enjoyed shopping with this year?
@ravenbooks.bsky.social .
Dubray
Charlie Byrne's & @kennysbookshop.bsky.social .
Vibes & Scribes
The Big Bang
O'Mahonys
Books At One
The Gutter
Secret Book & Record Store,
The Company of Books
The Book Centre
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It's #IrishBookWeek! Today's #IrishBookADay prompt: Which Irish bookshops have you enjoyed shopping with this year?
I love visiting other Irish bookshops whether it's Dubray up the road or Little Acorns up in Derry. It was a treat to wander 'round Company of Books last week📚❤
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Day 5 of #IrishBookADay and today's prompt is 'An Irish writer whose work you discovered this year'.
I absolutely devoured Sarah Gilmartin's, Service, and would highly recommend it!
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It's #IrishBookWeek! Today's #IrishBookADay prompt: Who is an Irish author you've discovered this year.
OK so late to the party on both the book and the author but loved Liz Nugent's 'Strange Sally Diamond' now just to read her back catalogue....
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It's #IrishBookWeek! Today's #IrishBookADay prompt: Who is an Irish author you've discovered this year
Kieran McNally! A lovely guy who has written about the time Yeats spent living in Howth. For the incredible cover, Katie Tooke burned each match by hand to create the image.
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Today's #IrishBookADay prompt is to share an Irish illustrator whose work you enjoy.
While there are many, one of our favourites has to be @brianfitzer
! His illustrations are always intricate, whimsical, but mostly importantly *extremely* fun
#IrishBookWeek
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It's #IrishBookWeek! Today's #IrishBookADay prompt: What's your favourite Irish children's book of 2024?
Only one?!😬 I'm going to go with Síne Quinn & Dermot Flynn's The Faerie Isle because I adore the illustrations and the stories go deeper than most Irish myths kids books.
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Day 3 #IrishBookADay for #IrishBookWeek, and today's prompt is Favourite Irish Children's Book of 2024. I refuse to choose between Sophie Kirtley and Sheena Wilkinson's new books. It would be like asking me to choose my favourite cat!
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Day 2 of #IrishBookWeek and today's prompt is 'Last Irish Book You Read'. The wonderful Heart, Be At Peace by Donal Ryan. This is my pick for Irish Book of the Year. Have you read it? Which Irish Book have you read recently?
#IrishBookADay
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Day 1 #IrishBookWeek and the prompt was 'Next Iridh Read' Mine is from a new Irish writer, Laura McLoughlin. The Many Ghosts of Donahue Byrnes is our next book club read where Laura will be joining us. Join in and tag me in your photos!
#IrishBookADay
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#IrishBookWeek! Today's #IrishBookADay
Last Irish book I read
Sebastian Barry's "Old God's Time" Took me a while to get into this. But worth it.
#BookSky
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Struggling to remember but maybe The Heart in Winter by Kevin Barry #IrishBookADay
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It's #IrishBookWeek! Today's #IrishBookADay prompt: What is the last Irish book you read?
The last book was The Last Boy! Excellent historical drama by the mighty @evemcdonnell.bsky.social - chimney sweep children, astronomy, Birr Castle, love and loyalty and obsession💫
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Book: Why the Moon Travels by Oein De Bhairduin, illustrated by Leanne McDonagh. White cover with black, white and grey illustration of a bird that I think is a crow, but I'll probably find out for sure when I read the book.
Irish Book Week/Seachtain na Leabhar Éireeannach poster, with the Irish Book a Day Schedule. Today, Saturday 19 October, is next Irish read. Tomorrow is last Irish book you read.
About to start my #NextIrishRead, Why the Moon Travels by Oein DeBhairduin. Excited to hear Oein share his stories at #DingleLit next month! #IrishBookWeek #SeachtainNaLeabhair #IrishBookADay
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It's #IrishBookWeek! Today's #IrishBookADay prompt: What is your next Irish Read?
Judging by sales, for many it will be the new Niall Williams. For me, it is Fia and the Last Snow Deer, a story in verse by Eilish Fisher with stunning illustrations by Dermot Flynn.
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