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Thursday January 01 1970

Lunchtime Readings at Galway City Museum

category galway | arts and media | event notice author Monday May 21, 2007 13:19author by Over The Edge Report this post to the editors

North Beach Poetry Nights introduces a new series
of Lunchtime Readings at Galway City Museum.

North Beach Poetry Nights introduces a new series
of Lunchtime Readings at Galway City Museum.

These readings will take place monthly,
the day after the monthly North Beach Poetry Nights event
at BK's Wine Bar on Spanish Parade

starting on Friday 22 June, 1.15 to 2pm

with Francis MacManus 2006 2nd Prize Winner, Geraldine Mills.

Geraldine will read poetry and her winning story: The Weight of Feathers

Admission : 5 Euro (by donation)

Info on all this: John Walsh at 593290

Related Link: http://overtheedgeliteraryevents.blogspot.com/2007/05/north-beach-poetry-nights-introduces.html
author by Marie-Tienne Alouispublication date Wed Jun 20, 2007 00:41author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I am dreaming that your Galway writer Geraldine Mills is reading her poetry on Thursday in Galway and at Galway museum on Friday also at lunchtime? Are these two readings one after another by the same writer for a particular purpose? Are the same people running the readings, but with different organisational names? How does the writer feel to read two days in a row in the same town?

 
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