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Friday 19 April
@National Library of Ireland |
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2.00pm |
Welcome
H.E. Mrs Emmanuelle d’Achon,
Ambassador of France to Ireland
Opening of the festival
Eamon Gilmore, Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs
and Trade |
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2.15pm to
3.30pm |
Panel discussion: Searching for Love / En quête
de l’amour / Ar Thóir an Ghrá
Moderator: Jean-Philippe Imbert
WITH : Marie Darrieussecq, Christine Dwyer Hickey,
Gilles Leroy, Cecilia Ştefănescu |
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3.45pm to
4.30pm |
Readings
Introduced by: Jane O’Hanlon
WITH: Anne Haverty, Gilles Ortlieb, David Park |
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4.45pm to
5.45pm |
Café
Littéraire
Moderator: Sinéad Mac Aodha
WITH: Hélène Frappat, Dermot Healy,
Grégoire Polet |
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6.00pm to
6.45pm |
Reading - The Hennessy Literary Awards
Introduced by Claire Kilroy
WITH: Barbara Tarrant |
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Saturday
20 April
@National Library of Ireland |
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10.30am
to
11.45am |
Panel discussion:
Love and Hurt / L’amour, la blessure / Grá agus Gortú
Moderator: Jean-Michel Picard
WITH: Bernard du Boucheron, Philippe Djian,
Mia Gallagher, Anne Haverty |
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12noon to
1.00pm |
An hour with:
Moderators: Michael Cronin
WITH: Marie Darrieussecq |
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2.45pm to
4.00pm |
Panel discussion:
Heartache / Blessure de
soi / Gortú Anama
Moderator: Dominique Le Meur
WITH: Dermot Bolger, Kéthévane Davrichewy,
Patrick Deville, Jáchym Topol |
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4.15pm to
5.00pm |
Readings:
Introduced by Éamon Ó Ciosáin
WITH: Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh, Hélène Frappat, Judith
Hermann |
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5.15pm to
6.15pm |
Café Littéraire
Presentation of the Bilingual Literary Revue
meet* no16 Quito – Dublin
Moderator: Hadrien Laroche
WITH: Dermot Bolger, Patrick Deville |
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Sunday
21 April
@Alliance Française |
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11.00am
to
1.00pm |
Literary Brunch:
Starting Anew / Repartir à zéro / Tosú as an Nua
Moderator: Michael Cronin
WITH: Bernard du Boucheron, Christine Dwyer
Hickey, Gilles Leroy, Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh |
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All events open to
the public - admission free
Simultaneous interpreting in English and French.
This programme is subject to change
Please
note that books by the writers will be on sale at
International Books [18
South Frederick Street, Dublin 2] and will also be
available for sale at the National Library of Ireland
during the festival. |
