Ted McCarthy had that quiet, patrician air, you know that you often saw of men of a certain vintage in those black-and-white movies of yesteryear. I guess it originated from his many years of teaching, that quiet and unassuming persona, that belied both the strength and intelligence of the character. You had the sense that(…)
After a recent call to arms from BBC radio, Members of Fermanagh Writers will be showcasing their talents on air in the coming weeks. BBC radio ulster issued the call, for original content by local writers over a certain age (we won’t disclose). Several members of Fermanagh Writers have applied and been contacted to record(…)
Members of Fermanagh Writers met on Saturday 23rd of April to celebrate the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare. Taking place in Blakes of the Hollow’s room no.6 we recited some of our favourite quotes and some of the more memorable soliloquies over a quiet drink. It was a great opportunity to share and discuss opinions, theories and ideas on the bard(…)