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Author Angie Rowe
Renowned Irish author Angie Rowe will visit the Moat Theatre in Naas, Co Kildare on Tuesday, March 4 at 10:30am to deliver a special talk for the Naas Book Club.
This exciting event will also mark the celebration of International Women’s Day, making it a particularly meaningful occasion as we honour women’s voices and achievements in literature.
Angie Rowe is widely recognised for her compelling storytelling, richly drawn characters, and her ability to capture the depth and resilience of the human spirit. With several acclaimed publications to her name, she has become a prominent and respected figure in contemporary Irish writing.
On the morning, attendees will have the opportunity to hear Angie speak about her writing journey, creative process, and the inspirations behind her work. It promises to be an engaging and insightful event for readers and aspiring writers alike.
All are warmly welcome to attend. Whether you are a long-time admirer of Angie Rowe’s writing, a member of a book club, or simply someone who enjoys celebrating Irish literature and International Women’s Day, this promises to be a memorable and inspiring morning at the Moat Theatre.
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