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International Literature Festival Dublin

@ILFDublin
Ireland's premier literary event, #ILFD celebrates international and Irish writing. Returns 15- 24 May 2026.
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    International Literature Festival Dublin
    @ILFDublin
    May 27, 2025
    Over the past ten days, you filled Merrion Square Park with ideas, laughter, and unforgettable moments. We hope you enjoyed ILFD 2025 as much as we did! 🎉📚✨ Help us make next year even better—take our short survey for a chance to win a Dubray book voucher:
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    International Literature Festival Dublin
    @ILFDublin
    Dec 19, 2025
    📚 🎁 Looking for the perfect present for the book lover in your life? 📚 🎁 An ILFD gift voucher is the perfect thoughtful gift for book lovers, literary enthusiasts or those who are looking to be inspired. The International Literature Festival Dublin runs from 15th - 24th May
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    International Literature Festival Dublin
    @ILFDublin
    Oct 9, 2025
    Congratulations to Hungarian novelist László Krasznahorkai on the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature win - a richly deserved recognition of his singular voice. 🇭🇺✨ #nobelprize2025
    László Krasznahorkai: “The linguistic energy of Joyce . . . the cautionary vision of Kafka and the bleak humour of Beckett”. Photograph: Stuart C Wilson/Getty Images
    Nobel Prize in Literature 2025: Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai wins
    From irishtimes.com
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    International Literature Festival Dublin
    @ILFDublin
    Oct 3, 2025
    We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Manchán Magan. A gifted writer, broadcaster, and advocate for the Irish language, his work inspired so many to connect with our culture, heritage, and environment in new and profound ways. His voice and vision will be greatly
    Tributes to broadcaster and scríbhneoir Manchán Magan
    From rte.ie
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    International Literature Festival Dublin
    @ILFDublin
    Aug 26, 2025
    "What we see from trains – and how we see it – reflects a century of profound social, economic and environmental transformation. Trains represent progress as much as they ever have, but – today – a different sort of progress." Caoilinn Hughes
    James Joyce went by train from Dublin to Trieste. A hundred years on, it’s a very different...
    From theguardian.com

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