Jonathan Swift's fireplace and the comforts of Gulliver's Travels Olga Taranova from Marsh's Library writes about a fascinating discovery in the first public library in Ireland, how the 300-year-old works of one library trustee … Books • 21 Mar
The Jonathan Swift Festival previewed Coordinator Dr Sarah Cleary previews this year's Jonathan Swift Festival, celebrating the life and times of the legendary Anglo-Irish satirist, essayist, political pamphleteer poet and … Festivals • 21 Nov 18
Reviewed: Best-Loved Swift His best-known work is Gulliver's Travels, and Jonathan Swift (1167-1745) was a compelling fiction writer as well as everything else. In public life, he was … Books • 31 May 18
Best-Loved Swift - read an exclusive extract We're delighted to present a pair of extracts from the new anthology Best-Loved Swift, edited by John Wyse Jackson and published by the O'Brien Press. Books • 24 May 18
A Swift one - why Jonathan Swift still matters Andrew Smith, Education Officer at Saint Patrick's Cathedral and co-programmer of the Jonathan Swift Festival, which runs until 30th Nov, celebrates Swift's 350th Birthday. Culture • 24 Nov 17
RTÉ Poetry Programme preview - Happy Birthday, Jonathan Swift In the Poetry Programme on Saturday 7th October at 7:30 pm on RTÉ Radio 1 Jessica Traynor marks the 350th anniversary of the birth of … Poetry • 06 Oct 17
