Úna Ní Bhroiméil is an Irish historian and academic. She was a lecturer, specialising in in American history, at Mary Immaculate College, Limerick 1996-2023. She is the author of Building Irish Identity in America 1870-1914: The Gaelic Revival and has published articles extensively in Irish American journals and newspapers.

Starring Ciaran Bermingham (Sexy Laundry, Game of Thrones, The Young Offenders), directed by Al Dalton (At The Moment, Everything is Missing, Tall Tail), and written by award-winning novelist, playwright and documentary film maker Cónal Creedon, The Cure is not to be missed.

In this lively, hands-on workshop, award-winning novelist and writing mentor Sarah Moore Fitzgerald shares clear, evidence-based strategies for turning sparks of inspiration into stories readers can't put down.

Debut novelists June O'Sullivan and Caragh Maxwell discuss their debut literary works.

In Old Ways to New Days, folklorist Shane Lehane brings the soul of Ireland's past to life in a beautifully woven tapestry of tradition, transformation and memory.

Dromineer Nenagh Literary Festival is proud to present JR Ryall and Cliodhna Prendergast in conversation with Peter Ward.

John Creedon’s new book This Boy’s Heart is set in a city-centre household bursting with humanity, with a cast of a dozen children and another dozen adults. Here he is in conversation with Paula Shields.

This years Dromineer Nenagh Literary Festival talk/ cruise on the Ku-ee-tu will be presented by nature writer Éanna Ní Lamhna.