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The Irish Literary Society was established in London in 1892. Among its founders were W B Yeats and other leaders of the Irish Literary Revival.
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Find us on twitter: We are a literary society open to all. The ILS monthly lecture series runs from September until May. The series includes the annual Noel O'Connell Memorial Lecture, which is run in partnership with the Irish Texts Society, an early off-shoot of the ILS; our Annual Yeats Lecture run with the Embassy of Ireland. Lectures cover a wide range of topics, some specificall

y literary or historical, and some of more general cultural interest. During the pandemic the Society is producing events online, see our website for further details: www.irishlitsoc.org

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16-22 Great Russell Street
London
WC1B3NN

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Monday

7:30pm - 9pm

Website

http://www.irishlitsoc.org/

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We are a literary society open to all and based in London since 1892. We are a membership Society but events are ticketed and are open to all. The ILS monthly lecture series runs from September until May. Events cover a wide range of topics, some specifically literary or historical, and some of more general cultural interest. Events in the 2019-20 season include discussion on the experience of 2nd-generation Irish people in Britain; consideration of the legacy of the Belfast Agreement and the potential consequences of Brexit; a celebration of the great poet Ciaran Carson; Polly Devlin and Joan Bakewell in conversation; Irish female detectives in literature; the 10th anniversary of The Moth literary magazine...