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Consulate General of Ireland | Sydney

Irish Writers at Sydney Writers Festival

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09 May 2018

The Consulate was delighted to partner with Sydney Writers Festival (www.swf.org.au) again this year and to support the participation of two Irish writers in this year’s festival: Paul Lynch and Danny Denton. The Festival ran from 30April to 6May and drew large crowds to the over 300 events it staged.

More information on Paul Lynch and Danny Denton at Sydney Writers Festival can be found at:  https://www.swf.org.au/writers/paul-lynch/ and https://www.swf.org.au/writers/danny-denton/

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