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Micheál Ó Conghaile
(Ireland)
Colourful Irish Phrases (2018) |
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Micheál Ó Conghaile is from
Connemara. He established the publishing company Cló
Iar-Chonnacht in 1985, and he is a member of Aosdána. He
writes in Irish and has published poetry, short stories,
a novel, plays, and a novella, and has also done several
translations. He has won The Butler Literary Award from
the Irish American Cultural Institute and the Hennessy
Literary Award. His works have been translated into 10
languages. He was writer in Residence at Queen’s
University, Belfast and at the University of Ulster
Coleraine and he received an honorary degree from the
NUI, Galway. |
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Micheál Ó Conghaile vient
du Connemara. Il a créé la maison d’édition Cló
Iar-Chonnacht en 1985 et il est membre d’Aosdána,
organisme visant à honorer les artistes irlandais. Il
écrit en irlandais et a publié poésie, nouvelles, roman,
oeuvres de théâtre et il a également fait plusieurs
traductions. Il a été récompensé par The Butler Literary
Award de l’Irish American Cultural Institute et par le
Hennessy Literary Award. Ses oeuvres ont été traduites
dans 10 langues. Il a été écrivain en résidence à
Queen’s University, à Belfast, ainsi qu’à l’University
of Ulster, à Coleraine, et il a reçu un diplôme
honoraire de la National University of Ireland de
Galway. |
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Is mar scríbhneoir cruthaitheach is mó
aithne ar Mhicheál Ó Conghaile, go háirithe ó foilsíodh a
dhara cnuasach gearrscéalta An Fear a Phléasc (1997),
an t-úrscéal Sna Fir (2000) a bhí ar ghearrliosta
Dhuais Liteartha The Irish Times, agus an nóibhille
Seachrán Jeaic Sheáin Johnny (2002). Diabhlaíocht Dé
a chnuasach gearrscéalta is deireannaí. Léirigh An
Taibhdhearc trí dhráma dá chuid agus bronnadh breis agus
tríocha duais Oireachtais air thar na blianta chomh maith le
duais Stewart Parker/BBC Raidió Uladh, Duais Fhoras na
Gaeilge/Sheachtain na Scríbhneoirí i Lios Tuathail, Duais
Ionadaíochta an Choimisiúin Eorpaigh/Anois agus Gradam Uí
Shúilleabháin. Tá gearrscéalta leis aistrithe go breis agus
deich dteanga. Ball d’Aos Dána é. |
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