#IrishBookADay challenge: An Irish book discovered at a bookshop event. While planning #FeministBookFortnight, we discovered After the Train, a collection of first-person testimonials from women who did remarkable things. Would we be where we are today if Irish Women United hadn't existed? @ucdpress

#IrishBookADay challenge: share your next read. Liz will be reading Ordinary Saints by Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin. Jay lives in London with her girlfriend and doesn't think about her devout upbringing in Ireland. But when she hears her beloved older brother is being put forward for sainthood... Ordinary Saints has been nominated for numerous prizes, including the @BooksAreMyBag Readers' Awards, and it's been a popular bookclub seleciton, too.

#IrishBookWeek challenge: Share an Irish language book. We have to share the graphic novel of An Béal Bocht, which is the November book choice for our Gaeilge book club: Léigh Linn. I read the English version, The Poor Mouth, fadó fadó. I had forgot what an absurdist classic it is! https://sheelaghnagig.com/léigh-linn-club-leabhar #IrishBookADay #ForasnaGaeilge #loveleabhargaeilge #LéighLinn

dúshlán #IrishBookWeek: Roinn leabhar Gaeilge. Ba mhaith linn an t-úrscéal grafach An Béal Bocht a roinnt. Is é seo rogha Léigh Linn: Club Leabhar d’Fhoghlaimeoirí Fásta i mí na Samhna. Léigh mé The Poor Mouth fadó fadó, agus rinne mé dearmad ar chaighdeán an leabhair. Is sárleabhar éigiallta é, leabhar den scoth! https://sheelaghnagig.com/léigh-linn-club-leabhar #IrishBookADay #ForasnaGaeilge #loveleabhargaeilge #LéighLinn

Beimid ag ceiliúradh leabhra, údair, maisitheora, foilsitheora, agus léitheora Éireannach leatsa an tseachtain seo, Seachtain Leabhar na Éireannach! #LoveLeabharGaeilge #IrishBookWeek #IrishBookADay