Dublin UNESCO City of literature

One Dublin One Book 2026 Programme Launch

Christine Falls by John Banville is this year’s One Dublin One Book title. Dublin City Council invites everyone across the capital to take part in this city-wide reading initiative throughout April.

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Dublin City Libraries are trusted places that nurture curiosity so that opportunity, ambition and imagination flourish.

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Dublin, One City, Many Stories Video Series

A unique video series co-ordinated by the Irish Writers Centre and funded by Dublin UNESCO City of Literature with Dublin City Council to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Dublin becoming a UNESCO City of Literature and to promote the Irish Writers Centre's work as an all-island resource for writers at all stages of their career.

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Dublin is one of 53 UNESCO cities of literature in the world belonging to a cluster which represents 6 continents and 39 countries, and a combined population of over 26 million.

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One Dublin One Book

One Dublin One Book 2026

April 2026

One Dublin One Book

IFI & One Dublin One Book: Point Blank introduced by John Banville

Wednesday April 1st, 6:30

Irish Film Institute

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One Dublin One Book 2026 Programme Launch

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2026 Dublin Literary Award Longlist

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Reflections - Cathy Sweeney

One Dublin One Book

One Dublin One Book 2026

April 2026

One Dublin One Book

IFI & One Dublin One Book: Point Blank introduced by John Banville

Wednesday April 1st, 6:30

Irish Film Institute

News

One Dublin One Book 2026 Programme Launch

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2026 Dublin Literary Award Longlist

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Dublin UNESCO City of Literature promotes and supports Dublin's high reputation as a city of words, home to 4 Nobel prize winners and a thriving contemporary scene.