The podcast will delve into the world of literature showcased at the Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter Literary Festival taking place this year between 17th and 20th October 2024. Over the course of 5 episodes leading up to the event, we will introduce listener's to the festival's history, its notable guests and the people behind the running of this annual event, which this year is the 9th anniversary of its founding.
Quills and the Quarter: Exploring the Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter Literary Festival 2024 Podcast
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The podcast will delve into the world of literature showcased at the Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter Literary Festival taking place this year between 17th and 20th October 2024. Over the course of 5 episodes leading up to the event, we will introduce listener's to the festival's history, its notable guests and the people behind the running of this annual event, which this year is the 9th anniversary of its founding.
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Recent Episodes
October 11, 2024
Quills and the Quarter: Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter Literary Festival Podcast - Episode 5
<p>In this conversation, Phil O’Kennedy speaks with James Acheson, an English teacher and member of the Letterkenny Literary Festival. They discuss James's early love for reading, his influences in writing, and his aspirations to create a writers' group. James shares his experiences as a teacher, emphasising the importance of inspiring students to appreciate literature beyond school assignments. The conversation also touches on the upcoming literary festival and James's excitement to be part of it.</p> <p><br /></p> <p><br /></p>
October 8, 2024
Quills and the Quarter: Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter Literary Festival Podcast - Episode 4
<p>In this conversation, Phil O’Kennedy interviews Pat McCart, a seasoned journalist with extensive experience in the media landscape of Ireland, particularly in Derry. Pat shares his journey from studying business to discovering his passion for journalism, recounting his early days at the Derry People and his transition to RTE. He reflects on the challenges faced during the Troubles in Derry, significant moments in the city's history, and his proudest achievements. Pat also discusses his recent book, 'War Peace and the Derry Journal,' and offers advice for aspiring journalists. The conversation concludes with insights on the role of public service broadcasting and the upcoming Letterkenny Literary Festival.</p> <p><br /></p> <p><br /></p>
October 4, 2024
Quills and the Quarter: Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter Literary Festival Podcast - Episode 3
<p>In this conversation, Phil O’Kennedy interviews Roy Greenslade, a retired journalist, about his career in journalism and his book on Irish landlordism. They discuss topics such as the evolution of journalism, the influence of social media, the power of the mainstream media, and the importance of literary festivals. </p> <p>Greenslade shares insights into his early years in journalism, his experiences working with different newspapers, and his views on the current state of the media industry.</p> <p> </p>
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