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Ralph McTell: 'My room was like a little Catholic shrine. I had pictures of Jesus – that was the father figure I was seeking out' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Ralph McTell: 'My room was like a little Catholic shrine. I had pictures of Jesus – that was the father figure I was seeking out' – The Irish Times

As he prepares for his 80th-birthday concert at Tradfest, the English folk singer-songwriter takes stock of his life and of five decades in music

Fiction to look out for in 2024: Returning favourites, a fearsome degenerate, and Ireland's trailblazing all-woman rock band – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Fiction to look out for in 2024: Returning favourites, a fearsome degenerate, and Ireland's trailblazing all-woman rock band – The Irish Times

New novels by Roddy Doyle, Colm Tóibín and Marian Keyes are among the works in the pipeline, along with eagerly anticipated debuts by Ferdia Lennon and Scott McKendry

Book Interview: Timothy O'Grady recalls compiling the emigrant classic I Could Read the Sky - Vimarsana News

Book Interview: Timothy O'Grady recalls compiling the emigrant classic I Could Read the Sky

The 1997 book has received a reissue - and an audiobook edition featuring traditional music virtuoso Martin Hayes 

I Could Read the Sky by Timothy O'Grady audiobook review – tender tale of an Irish expat | Audiobooks - Vimarsana News

I Could Read the Sky by Timothy O'Grady audiobook review – tender tale of an Irish expat | Audiobooks

The author narrates his spare, poetic novel about a man recalling his past, with music from fiddler Martin Hayes

I Could Read the Sky: A quilt of memories and story fragments - Vimarsana News

I Could Read the Sky: A quilt of memories and story fragments

Timothy O’Grady and Steve Pyke’s classic of Irish emigration is republished with extra photographs and an audiobook featuring Martin Hayes’s music