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John Connell in conversation with Vincent Woods

Saturday, 18 September | 3pm
An Gáirdín
€10

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John Connell is a multi-award winning author, investigative journalist and documentary producer. He lives and farms in his native Longford and his memoir, The Cow Book, was a number one bestseller. 

During lockdown, John, together with his friend Peter Geoghegan, took a canoe trip down their local Camlin River in Co. Longford. The resulting book, The Stream of Everything, released in May 2020, is the final memoir in a trilogy of books and is a story of healing through nature and a reverie to Ireland’s waterways.

Join John, on his return to Shorelines, in conversation with journalist, author and broadcaster Vincent Woods.
Vincent Woods is a writer and broadcaster. His plays include At the Black Pig’s Dyke and poetry collections include The Colour of Language.

Co-editor of Fermata: Writings Inspired by Music, his plays for radio include The Gospels of Aughamore.

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Vincent is Director of the Iron Mountain Literature Festival in Leitrim and is a member of Aosdána.
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Shorelines Arts Festival

15th Shorelines Arts Festival
​15-18 September 2022

Festival Box Office
Town Hall
Clonfert Avenue
Portumna
Co. Galway

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