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Ireland literary festival

Write By The Sea

Irish literary festival with workshops, author talks, readings and writer-development activity by the sea in Wexford.

Kilmore Quay, County Wexford, IrelandSeptember

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Tickets and programme

Festival dates, venues, line-ups and ticket releases change each year. Use the official links below for current availability and booking details.

Tickets / programmeOfficial site

What it is about

Irish literary festival with workshops, author talks, readings and writer-development activity by the sea in Wexford.

Attendance notes

Added from Irish Writers Centre and Irish writing festival sources.

Check the official site for current dates, accessibility, venue maps, ticket rules, waiting lists and livestream options.

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