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Dublin writers' exhibition opens in the Liberties
AN EXHIBITION DEDICATED to the life and times of some of Dublin’s most famous writers has opened in the heart of the Liberties.
The exhibition, entitled ‘Dublin Writers, born here, lived here, wished we were here’, has been organised by the Liberties Heritage Association (LHA) as part of the UNESCO City of Literature celebrations.
The LHA said the exhibit focuses on authors – famous and not so famous – who were born in Dublin, lived in Dublin or wrote about Dublin.
Members of the public can visit the exhibition at the the Nicholas of Myra Parish Centre in Carmans Hall until 16 September. Opening hours: Mon-Fri, 9am to 5pm.
Organisers have sent us an example of what is on show. Have a browse – there are some little known facts and great anecdotes about Ireland’s literary past:
Dublin Writers, born here, lived here, wished we were here
Dublin Writers, born here, lived here, wished we were here
Dublin Writers, born here, lived here, wished we were here
Dublin Writers, born here, lived here, wished we were here
Dublin Writers, born here, lived here, wished we were here
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