Words in the Air

This episode of the Irish Writers Centre literary podcast brings to you the audio from our 4th Climate Writing Session this year, supported by Dublin UNESCO City of Literature and features Climate Fiction writers Caoilinn Hughes speaking to Roz Dineen and is moderated by Irish Writers Centre Programming and Communicatior Coordinator, Ezra Maloney. This was recorded on 12 August 2026.

This episode of the Irish Writers Centre literary podcast features an interview with novelist, Rosemary Hennigan, by podcaster, journalist and chair of the Board of the Irish Writers Centre, Breda Brown.

This episode of the Irish Writers Centre literary podcast is called An Island of Many Nations and features Cauvery Madhavan, Melatu Uche Okorie, Amy Abdullah Barry, Nandi Jola, Rafael Mendes, Suad Aldarra, Ciara Ni E and Gustav Parker Hibbett taking about their writing journey and reading extracts from their novels and poetry collections and celebrates the diversity of voices on the island today. The audio is taken from the video series, Dublin, One City, Many Stories, recorded in June 2025 and the video can be watched on the website irishwriterscentre.ie.

This epsiode of the Irish Writers Centre literary podcast features writers Katherine O'Donnell and Rosamund Taylor talking about their recent books as part of Pride Month 2026. We hope you enjoy.

This month's episode of the literary podcast from the Irish Writers Centre features the first of our Climate Writing Session for 2026. The conversation (recorded as part of our April Climate Writing webinar) features Cassia Gaiden Gilmartin, editor of Channel magazine and Aoife Hammond, from Queer Sheds in County Clare. It is hosted by the Programming and Communications Co-Ordinator of the Irish Writers Centre, Ezra Maloney. The Climate Writing Sessions are free and take place online and you can find full details on how to sign up to the next webinar in May on the Irish Writers Centre website. The Climate Writing Sessions are supported by Dublin UNESCO City of LIterature and the Arts Council of Ireland.