Sinéad Gleeson

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Sinéad Gleeson is an Irish writer and editor celebrated for her insightful essays and contributions to the literary landscape. She will be featured in the panel discussion of the Read Irish Women Challenge.

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Ireland Ireland: Sinéad Gleeson was present at the funeral of Seán Rocks. 7

Sean Rocks Michael D Higgins Catherine Rocks Paddy Mcginn Stephen Rea Ciaran Hinds Aidan Gillen Bronagh Gallagher Stanley Townsend Julie Feeney Camille O Sullivan Colm Mac Con Iomaire Patrick Mccabe Micheal Martin Joseph Glennon Miriam O Callaghan Philip Boucher Hayes Kevin Bakhurst Sinead Egan Kay Sheehy Christian Rocks Morgan Rocks Marion O Dwyer Seamus Heaney Seamus Moran Grainne Rice

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Mourners gather for funeral of Seán Rocks in Monaghan – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Writer Sinéad Gleeson has described the body as an archive that carries memory, joy, trauma, illness, and history. 7

Malie Coyne Maura Rath Louise O Reilly Eavan Boland Emma Dabiri Rosaleen Mcdonagh Sinead Burke

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Your body is not a ‘before’. It’s not a problem to be solved – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Sinéad Gleeson is one of the Irish writers participating in the Read Irish Women Challenge panel discussion. 7

Wayne Coyne Ryuichi Sakamoto Ruth Mcginley Matthew Nolan Karina Clifford Elaine Feeney Liz Nugent Roisin O Donnell Nadine O Regan Donal Ryan Andrew Flynn Aosaf Afzal Darragh O Toole Eve Bartley Denis Conway Aine Mac Giolla Bhride Michael Kane Venus Patel Samir Mahmood Elizabeth Cope Farouk Alao Sarah Mcquaid

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Kilkenny Roots Festival, The Flaming Lips and other events to see, shows to book and ones to catch before they end – The Irish Times