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Growing old disgracefully - The Irish World (opens the original)
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Singer- songwriter Gilbert O’Sullivan told David Hennessy about his new album and 60 years in the business. Gilbert O’Sullivan will later on this year release On The Record, his twenty-first studio album. This year also marks 60 years in the business for the songwriter known for hits like Nothing Rhymed, Clair and Alone Again (Naturally) among many more. He is currently touring the UK and Ireland in celebration. Gilbert O’Sullivan was born in Waterford before his family moved to London and then
Gurriers unleashed - The Irish World (opens the original)
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Dan Hoff, frontman of Gurriers, spoke to David Hennessy about the band’s second album which is released this week. Gurriers released their second album Nobody’s Coming To Save You last week. It is the anticipated follow up to their phenomenally successful 2024 debut Come And See. Fans have already got a taste of the album with singles like title track Nobody’s Coming to Save You, Nothing Happens Twice, Party Lines and Pins. The band will mark the release with a UK and European headline tour this
Irish Film & TV UK move flagship festival to January - The Irish World (opens the original)
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The 15th annual Irish Film Festival London and Irish Film Awards, which up to now have taken place in November, have been moved to January next year. November will still be marked by some preview screenings and events but the next edition of the festival, which has taken place in November since it was established in 2011, will instead take place 27- 31 January 2027 with the Irish Film Awards taking place on 1 February. This move brings the festival closer to St Brigid’s Day which the organisatio
Irish enough? - The Irish World (opens the original)
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Kate Kerrigan told David Hennessy about her show Am I Irish Yet? which three years on from its London premiere continues to strike a chord with a second generation audience. Author Kate Kerrigan (real name Morag Prunty) was brought up in Hendon by parents from Ballina, Co. Mayo and Killoe, Co. Longford never in any doubt about her Irishness. She has now lived in Ireland for many years, is married to an Irish man and has two Irish children. But in her show, which she has now been taking to venues
There will be Blood - The Irish World (opens the original)
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Crime writer Gary Donnelly told David Hennessy about his Belfast crime series which depicts a post- conflict Belfast and has just come to the publishers, Acorn & Ink. Gary Donnelly is a London- based Belfast crime writer best known for his DI Sheen series. Donnelly’s series began with the first book in the series Blood Will Be Born which was first published in 2017. This would be followed by 2020’s Killing in Your Name and Never Ask the Dead which was released in 2021. Now publishers Acorn & Ink
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