Liber at Cairde Arts Festival

ByLiber

Liber are thrilled to be part of the upcoming Cairde Sligo Arts Festival, where we will be selling books at two of the festival’s literary events.

On July 6th: Sinead Gleeson in converstation with Una Mannion about her debut novel Hagstone

On July 11th: Louise Kennedy in conversation with Adania Shibli

Both events are ticketed and early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment, you can book tickets via the Cairde Sligo Festival website here.

Books will be available to purchase on the night, or in advance at the shop or via our website. Links to purchase the books are listed below.

Sinead Gleeson’s Hagstone

Adania Shibli’s Minor Details

Looking forward to seeing you there!

 

 

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