The International Dublin Writers’ Festival

The International Dublin Writers’ Festival

Trinity College, Friday 14th August - Sunday 16th August

Since 2015, the International Dublin Writers’ Festival has helped writers learn, connect, and grow their careers.

In 2026, the festival moves to the inspiring surroundings of Trinity College Dublin for our most future-focused event yet.

This year’s festival explores one of the biggest questions facing writers today: how will AI change storytelling, publishing, creativity, and the role of the author? What is the future of story?

Through practical workshops, inspiring talks, and expert-led discussions, attendees will explore both the opportunities and challenges facing writers in a rapidly changing world.

For aspiring writers and established authors alike, this festival is designed to help you grow creatively, professionally, and personally. Our speakers include acclaimed authors, literary agents, publishers, editors, marketers, and storytelling experts from Ireland and around the world.

The festival is open to writers everywhere through both live and online access, ensuring that anyone with a passion for story can participate.

Date:
Friday 14th August - Sunday 16th August
Time:
6.30pm
Price:
€75 - €195
Address:
Trinity College, College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland
Google Map of Trinity College, College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland

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