Ionad: In-person Áras Bhréanainn, Baile an Fheirtéaraigh
Date/Dáta: Sathairn an 20ú Samhain 2021
Time/Am: 11.00 IST/GMT
Geansaí Otto
Tá stíl ag Ottó agus is breá leis éadaí deasa. Ach ní thuigeann Mamó rud ar bith faoi chúrsaí faisin.
Nuair a thagann geansaí gránna eile sa phost uaithi tá rogha ag Ottó – caithfidh sé rud éigin a
dhéanamh…
Léifidh Sadhbh óna leabhar úr-nua agus beidh deis agaibh bhur ngeansaithe féin a dhearadh freisin!
Cuireann Féile Liteartha Chorca Dhuibhne fáilte mhór roimh Sadhbh Devlin, scríbhneoir do pháistí. Foilsíodh a céad phictúirleabhar, Bí ag Spraoi Liom! in 2017 agus an dara ceann, Beag Bídeach, in 2018. Ainmníodh Beag Bídeach ar ghearrliosta ceithre ghradam Leabhar Pháistí Éireann: Leabhar na Bliana, Gradam Réics Carló, agus Cumann Litearthachta na hÉireann:Leabhar na Bliana agus IBBY Ireland:Hans Christian Andersen Honour List 2020.
Foilsíodh an tríú pictiúirleabhar léi, Geansaí Ottó, in 2020. Bíonn Sadhbh ag obair ar chláracha teilifíse do TG4 freisin agus tá taithí aici bheith ag obair mar Láithreoir, Taighdeoir agus Cúntóir Léiriúcháin.
‘Faigh do leabhar ó Café Liteartha sa Daingean
Buiochas ó chroí do Comharchumann Forbatha Chorca Dhuibhne as Áras Bhréanainn a chur le fáil do Féile Lit.
The Dingle Literary Festival was established in 2019 to create an annual book festival to bring readers and authors together in West Kerry. It’s a literary festival that celebrates living writers as well as honouring the literary heritage of the area. Festival events happen in both Irish and English and range across all genres and age groups. We present both author events and writers’ workshops.
Our vision is of a festival where literature, language and landscape converge to create moments to share stories, to connect minds and allow magic to blossom. It’s a place that sparks discussion, fosters innovation and collaboration in the arts and creates a multigenerational community of readers and writers.
The Dingle Literary Festival is a book festival that elevates and celebrates the richness of Irish language and literature in contemporary life. We encourage a vibrant, relevant literary community to support both established and emerging writers.