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Cashel Library invites you to join them for an afternoon with author Carmel Harrington.
Carmel Harrington is an International bestseller of thirteen novels.
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She is from Co Wexford.
Carmel’s debut was a multi-award-winning novel, and several books have been shortlisted for an Irish Book Award.
She is a regular on Irish TV screens and radio and has been a guest speaker at Literary events in Ireland, UK and USA.
She was also Chair of the Wexford Literary Festival for three years.
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Carmel will chat about how she started her career as an author as well as read from her latest novel and take Q&A from the audience.
Cashel Library is delighted to facilitate this evening with Carmel as part of their Bealtaine events.
Contact 062 63825 for more information.
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