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Various Locations, Saturday 8th November - Sunday 23rd November

A hugely innovative and imaginative programme of Irish language multi-media literary projects, musical shows, gala poetry readings and a special Hip-Hop night. Events for all ages.

IMRAM 2025 once again takes its audiences on a ‘voyage of discovery’ into the world of Irish-language literature through a hugely innovative and imaginative programme of multi-media literary projects; musical shows; gala poetry readings and a special Hip-Hop in Irish night.

HIGHLIGHTS: Amhráin na Gealaí/Moon Songs: The Phoebe Bridgers Project; Dán na Caillí: The Hagwitch Project; and Bard na Páirce/The Poet of Croke Park: A Celebration of the Life and Work of Mícheál Ó Muirtheartaigh.

Ceolta, a night of cutting edge hip-hop; an interview with author Áine Ní Ghlinn; The Discovery Lectures, a series of lectures in English on Irish-language literature; the Duais Bashō haiku competition for schools; Guth na hÉigse and more.


Date:
Saturday 8th November - Sunday 23rd November
Time:
Varies
Price:
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