BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20240427T180000Z DTEND:20240427T190000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:REIC Irish Language Spoken Word: Cork World Book Fest DESCRIPTION:Amano\, Tom s Coile in and Gormfhlaith N Sh och in N Bheol in. Le bean an Ti Ciara N .\n\n \n\nAmano is a multidisciplinary artist based in Killarney\, Co. Kerry. She is a singer\, poet and songwriter working bilingually in English and Gaeilge. Born in Kyushu and raised in Kerry\, her work is informed by her Irish and Japanese heritage\, a dynamic relationship with the natural world\, and her academic studies in world religions\, political science and cultural heritage. Amano's poetry and writing has been published by Good Day Cork (2023)\, Channel Magazine (2023)\, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum (2023\, 2022)\, Motley Magazine (2022\, 2021)\, and Garland Realm (2020). She was the winner of the Irish Society for the Academic Study of Religions' Undergraduate Essay Award in 2022. In 2024 Amano will release her debut alternative-folk EP Hanabi\, as well as a collaborative Irish language music project entitled Thread with Cork music producer Kalabanx (Garry McCarthy). \n\nIs file\, m inteoir\, athair\, agus c lb ire (uaireanta) Tom s Coile in\, a rugadh agus a t gadh i gCathair Luimnigh. D'fhoilsigh Revival Press a ch ad chnuasach fil ochta\, "Inside Out" ag deireadh 2020\, agus tiocfaidh a ch ad chnuasach d theangach\, "Ar An Leoithne"\, amach in Aibre n 2024. Foils odh d nta i mB arla agus i nGaeilge aige in The Stony Thursday Book\, The White House Revival Poetry Journal\, The Ogham Stone\, Scothsmaointe Gan Sm l\, F ile Raifteir (Baile Locha Riach)\, Comhar\, Irisleabhar Mh Nuad\, agus Stanzas. Eisean eagarth ir fil ochta Revival Press Lughnasa 2023.\n\nIs file\, scr bhneoir\, aisteoir\, fead ga \, pian d ir\, amhr na ar an sean-n s agus rinceoir seite Gormfhlaith N Sh och in N Bheol in. T m r n duaiseanna bainte ag a cuid scr bhneoireachta agus ceoil\, agus t a saothar le l amh i bhfoilsi ch in ags la\, ina measc sna cnuasaigh Lampa ar Lasadh: Gradam Mh ire Mhac an tSaoi agus Washing Windows Too: Irish Women Write Poetry\, san iris Feasta\, in Comhar. Ghlac s p irt sa chl r C adl nte igse ireann sa bhliain 2023. \n\nGormfhlaith N Sh och in N Bheol in is a poet\, writer\, actor\, pianist\, sean-n s singer and set-dancer. Her writing and music has won many awards\, and her work is published in the collections Lampa ar Lasadh: Gradam Mh ire Mhac an tSaoi and Washing Windows Too: Irish Women Write Poetry\, and in the serials Feasta and Comhar. She was part of the Poetry Ireland Introductions Irish-language stream in 2023. \n\nScr bhneoir agus craolt ir Ciara N a bhfuil a cuid fi ochta l ite aici i Nua-Eabhrac\, i Londain\, sa Bhruis il\, sa tSualainn\, agus sa bhaile in irinn. Bh s ar an liosta '100 Women Changing Ireland in 2022' de chuid an Irish Examiner. Bh s mar Eala ont ir C naithe le Scoil na Gaeilge\, an L inn Cheiltigh & an Bh aloidis UCD 2023\, leis an Dublin Fringe Festival in 2022\, agus le DCU in 2020. Foils odh saothar d cuid sna d olaim Marrow/Cn mh agus Smior\, Washing Windows Too\, Queering the Green\, agus in iris ags la. Chomhbhunaitheoir an chomharghr pa AerachAiteachGaelach agus is ambasad ir le h ras Scr bhneoir na h ireann. Faoi l thair t s ag obair ar a ch ad ghearrscann n mar scr bhneoir agus sti rth ir. \n\nWriter and broadcaster Ciara N has performed in New York\, London\, Brussels\, and Sweden. She was chosen as one of the Irish Examiner's '100 Women Changing Ireland in 2022'. She was Artist in Residence UCD School of Irish\, Celtic Studies & Folklore 2023\, with the Dublin Fringe Festival in 2022\, and with DCU in 2020. Her work has been published in the recent anthologies Bone and Marrow/Cn mh agus Smior\, Queering the Green and Washing Windows Too\, in various journals\, and on YouTube. She is a co-founder of the LGBTQ+ arts collective AerachAiteachGaelach and is an Irish Writers Centre ambassador. She is currently working on her first short film as writer and director. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Amano\, Tomá\;s Ó\; Coileá\;in \;and Gormfhlaith \;Ní\; Shí\;ochá\;in Ní\; Bheolá\;in. \; Le bean an Ti \;Ciara Ní\; É\;.
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Amano \;is a multidisciplinary artist based in Killarney\, Co. Kerry. She is a singer\, poet and songwriter working bilingually in English and Gaeilge. Born in Kyushu and raised in Kerry\, her work is informed by her Irish and Japanese heritage\, a dynamic relationship with the natural world\, and her academic studies in world religions\, political science and cultural heritage. Amano&rsquo\;s poetry and writing has been published by Good Day Cork (2023)\, Channel Magazine (2023)\, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum (2023\, 2022)\, Motley Magazine (2022\, 2021)\, and Garland Realm (2020). She was the winner of the Irish Society for the Academic Study of Religions&rsquo\; Undergraduate Essay Award in 2022. In 2024 Amano will release her debut alternative-folk EP Hanabi\, as well as a collaborative Irish language music project entitled Thread with Cork music producer Kalabanx (Garry McCarthy). \;

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Is file\, mú\;inteoir\, athair\, agus cú\;lbá\;ire (uaireanta) é\; \;Tomá\;s Ó\; Coileá\;in\, a rugadh agus a tó\;gadh i gCathair Luimnigh. D'\;fhoilsigh Revival Press a ché\;ad chnuasach filí\;ochta\, "\;Inside Out"\; ag deireadh 2020\, agus tiocfaidh a ché\;ad chnuasach dá\;theangach\, "\;Ar An Leoithne"\;\, amach in Aibreá\;n 2024. Foilsí\;odh dá\;nta i mBé\;arla agus i nGaeilge aige in The Stony Thursday Book\, The White House Revival Poetry Journal\, The Ogham Stone\, Scothsmaointe Gan Smá\;l\, Fé\;ile Raifteirí\; (Baile Locha Riach)\, Comhar\, Irisleabhar Mhá\; Nuad\, agus Stanzas. Eisean eagarthó\;ir filí\;ochta Revival Press ó\; Lughnasa 2023.

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Is file\, scrí\;bhneoir\, aisteoir\, feadó\;gaí\;\, pianó\;dó\;ir\, amhrá\;naí\; ar an sean-nó\;s agus rinceoir seite í\; \;Gormfhlaith Ní\; Shí\;ochá\;in Ní\; Bheolá\;in. Tá\; mó\;rá\;n duaiseanna bainte ag a cuid scrí\;bhneoireachta agus ceoil\, agus tá\; a saothar le lé\;amh i bhfoilsiú\;chá\;in é\;agsú\;la\, ina measc sna cnuasaigh Lampa ar Lasadh: Gradam Mhá\;ire Mhac an tSaoi agus Washing Windows Too: Irish Women Write Poetry\, san iris Feasta\, in Comhar. Ghlac sí\; pá\;irt sa chlá\;r Cé\;adlí\;nte É\;igse É\;ireann sa bhliain 2023. \;

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Gormfhlaith Ní\; Shí\;ochá\;in Ní\; Bheolá\;in \;is a poet\, writer\, actor\, pianist\, sean-nó\;s singer and set-dancer. Her writing and music has won many awards\, and her work is published in the collections Lampa ar Lasadh: Gradam Mhá\;ire Mhac an tSaoi and Washing Windows Too: Irish Women Write Poetry\, and in the serials Feasta and Comhar. She was part of the Poetry Ireland Introductions Irish-language stream in 2023. \;

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Scrí\;bhneoir agus craoltó\;ir í\; \;Ciara Ní\; É\; \;a bhfuil a cuid fií\;ochta lé\;ite aici i Nua-Eabhrac\, i Londain\, sa Bhruisé\;il\, sa tSualainn\, agus sa bhaile in É\;irinn. Bhí\; sí\; ar an liosta '\;100 Women Changing Ireland in 2022'\; de chuid an Irish Examiner. Bhí\; sí\; mar Ealaí\;ontó\;ir Có\;naithe le Scoil na Gaeilge\, an Lé\;inn Cheiltigh &\; an Bhé\;aloidis UCD 2023\, leis an Dublin Fringe Festival in 2022\, agus le DCU in 2020. Foilsí\;odh saothar dá\; cuid sna dí\;olaim Marrow/Cná\;mh agus Smior\, Washing Windows Too\, Queering the Green\, agus in irisí\; é\;agsú\;la. Chomhbhunaitheoir an chomharghrú\;pa AerachAiteachGaelach í\; agus is ambasadó\;ir í\; le hÁ\;ras Scrí\;bhneoirí\; na hÉ\;ireann. Faoi lá\;thair tá\; sí\; ag obair ar a ché\;ad ghearrscanná\;n mar scrí\;bhneoir agus stiú\;rthó\;ir. \;

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Writer and broadcaster \;Ciara Ní\; É\; \;has performed in New York\, London\, Brussels\, and Sweden. She was chosen as one of the Irish Examiner&rsquo\;s '\;100 Women Changing Ireland in 2022&rsquo\;. She was Artist in Residence UCD School of Irish\, Celtic Studies &\; Folklore 2023\, with the Dublin Fringe Festival in 2022\, and with DCU in 2020. Her work has been published in the recent anthologies Bone and Marrow/Cná\;mh agus Smior\, Queering the Green and Washing Windows Too\, in various journals\, and on YouTube. She is a co-founder of the LGBTQ+ arts collective AerachAiteachGaelach and is an Irish Writers Centre ambassador. She is currently working on her first short film as writer and director.

\n LOCATION:Triskel Arts Centre\, Tobin Street\, Cork City UID:e.2489.33936 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260531T133322Z URL:https://chamber.corkchamber.ie/events/details/reic-irish-language-spoken-world-cork-world-book-fest-33936 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR