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‘The Dublin Review… has established itself as an Irish institution.’ – Guardian
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The Dublin Review is a quarterly magazine of essays, memoir, travel writing, criticism, fiction and reportage.

15/11/2024

The Dublin Review number ninety-six | AUTUMN 2024 features new writing by Beth Kilkenny, Peter Gordon, Katie Curran, Sorcha Hamilton, Ian O’Donnell, Fiachra Kelleher, and William Keohane. Click the linktree in our bio to buy/subscribe. Or visit thedublinreview.com/product/subscr…

02/11/2024

A WEEK TO GO until our annual Conversations event . Sam Bungey reads Eoin Butler, Brenda Romero reads Tim MacGabhann, and Jess Traynor reads Niamh Campbell. Click the linktree in our bio to read along and get your tickets. Or visit https://dublinbookfestival.com/event/dublin-review-conversations-the-essay-clinic/

23/10/2024

Selling fast! Book your ticket for Conversations 2024 . Sam Bungey reads Eoin Butler, Brenda Romero reads Tim MacGabhann, and Jess Traynor reads Niamh Campbell. Click the linktree in our bio to read the essays and get your tickets, or visit dublinbookfestival.com

21/10/2024

The Dublin Review number ninety-six | AUTUMN 2024 features new writing by Peter Gordon, Katie Curran, Ian O’Donnell, Beth Kilkenny, William Keohane, and Fiachra Kelleher, alongside Sorcha Hamilton’s short story ‘Madwoman’. To buy or subscribe, click the linktree in our bio, or visit 👇
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16/10/2024

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14/10/2024

BOOK NOW! Sam Bungey reads Eoin Butler, Brenda Romero reads Tim MacGabhann, and Jess Traynor reads Niamh Campbell for The Dublin Review Conversations 2024. Read the essays and get your tickets by clicking the linktree in our bio, or visit👇
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10/10/2024

NEW ISSUE! The Dublin Review number ninety-six | AUTUMN 2024 features new writing by Peter Gordon, Katie Curran, Sorcha Hamilton, Ian O’Donnell, Beth Kilkenny, William Keohane, and Fiachra Kelleher. Click the linktree in our bio to buy / subscribe, or visit thedublinreview.com/product/subscr…

07/10/2024

The Dublin Review number ninety-six | AUTUMN 2024 features new writing by Peter Gordon, Katie Curran, Sorcha Hamilton, Ian O’Donnell, Beth Kilkenny, Fiachra Kelleher, and this personal essay by William Keohane. Buy or subscribe by clicking the linktree in our bio, or visit our website 👇thedublinreview.com/product/subscr…

03/10/2024

AUTUMN has arrived! The Dublin Review number ninety-six features new writing by Peter Gordon, William Keohane, Katie Curran, Sorcha Hamilton, Ian O’Donnell, Beth Kilkenny, and Fiachra Kelleher. Click the linktree in our bio to subscribe or buy single copies of the magazine. Or you can visit thedublinreview.com/product/subscr…

19/09/2024

SUMMER is still out there. And here’s a last blast of issue NUMBER 95 | SUMMER 2024. A personal essay by Nathan O’Donnell, and the sixth piece he has published in The Dublin Review.

10/09/2024

Our sell-out annual Conversations event is back . Join Sam Bungey, Brenda Romero, and Jess Traynor in conversation with Brendan Barrington.
Warning: Tickets sell fast!
To book click the linktree in our bio, or visit dublinbookfestival.com

19/08/2024

Booker-shortlisted Chetna Maroo made her Dublin Review debut in number seventy-nine | SUMMER 2020 with a short story called ‘Shoreline’. You can read it in full in the archive section of our website. Click the linktree in our bio, or visit thedublinreview.com/article/shorel…

15/08/2024

A snapshot from our current issue. NUMBER 95 | SUMMER 2024 also features work by Niamh Campbell, Piers Gelly, Nick Holdstock, Nathan O’Donnell, and Alexandra Reza. To subscribe to The Dublin Review or buy a single issue, click the linktree in our bio.

02/08/2024

"I have met myself and I am not the kind of person I thought I was"

Enjoy Niamh Campbell's Why didn’t I know this already? with other Irish & international talents in the Summer Dublin Review

Published by Arts Grant Funded The Dublin Review

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31/07/2024

An essay by Piers Gelly in NUMBER 95 | SUMMER 2024 . Our current issue also features work by Niamh Campbell, Nick Holdstock, Emily Grabham, Nathan O’Donnell, and Alexandra Reza. To subscribe to The Dublin Review or buy a single issue, click the linktree in our bio.

27/07/2024

FROM THE ARCHIVES: Mark O’Connell on “unboxing” from NUMBER 49 | WINTER 2012. Click on the linktree in our bio and the full essay in the archive section of our website. Or visit: https://thedublinreview.com/article/every-man-his-own-shopping-channel/

23/07/2024

A new essay by Nick Holdstock in NUMBER 95 | SUMMER 2024 . Our current issue also features work by Niamh Campbell, Piers Gelly, Emily Grabham, Nathan O’Donnell, and Alexandra Reza. To subscribe to The Dublin Review or buy a single issue, click the linktree in our bio.

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NEW PODCAST! Sara Keating reads and discusses her short story 'Metronome' from our current issue NUMBER 86 | SPRING 2022. You can buy single issues, annual subscriptions, and listen to The Dublin Review Podcast on our website. Link in bio. Supported by @artscouncilireland

NEW PODCAST! In Episode Thirteen, Sara Keating reads and discusses her short story 'Metronome' which appears in the current issue of The Dublin Review, NUMBER 86 | SPRING 2022. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc. Or click 🔗 in bio and go to the podcast section of our website. Supported by @artscouncilireland.

NEW PODCAST coming soon. Sara Keating reads and discusses her short story 'Metronome' from our current issue. You can buy single issues of the magazine, including NUMBER 86 | SPRING 2022 on our website. 🔗 in bio.

FROM THE ARCHIVE. A personal essay by Lia Mills that was published in NUMBER 21 | WINTER 2005-2006. You can listen to Lia read 'Boarders' in the podcast section of our website, or read her essay in full here: https://thedublinreview.com/article/boarders/

NEW PODCAST! In Episode Twelve of The Dublin Review Podcast, Kevin Power reads and discusses his essay 'In the call centre'. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc - or follow the link in bio to the podcast section of our website. #essays #shortstories #podcast

NEW PODCAST! In Episode Twelve of The Dublin Review Podcast, Kevin Power reads and discusses his essay 'In the call centre'. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or click the 🔗 in bio and go to the podcast section of our website. #essays #shortstories #podcast

NEW PODCAST COMING SOON! In Episode Twelve, Kevin Power reads and discusses his essay 'In the call centre' from NUMBER 70 | SPRING 2018.

NEW PODCAST. Episode Eleven: Hilary A. White reads and discusses his essay 'The falcon and the bog'. Listen on iTunes, Spotify, etc. Or click 🔗 in bio and visit the podcast section of our website.

NEW PODCAST COMING SOON. A peregrine and a snipe battle it out in Hilary A. White's essay 'The falcon and the bog' published in The Dublin Review NUMBER 84 | AUTUMN 2021 #podcast #essay

NEW PODCAST COMING SOON. In the meantime, here's an episode from the archive. Patrick Freyne reads and discusses his essay 'Brain fever' from The Dublin Review NUMBER 74 | SPRING 2019 . https://thedublinreview.com/podcast/episode-two-patrick-freyne/

NEW PODCAST: Rob Doyle reads his personal essay 'Tastes good with the money' from The Dublin Review NUMBER 83 | SUMMER 2021 and talks about how he became the global voice of Hyundai. Listen here: https://thedublinreview.com/podcasts/