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SUMMARY:Celebrating Charlotte Brontës Associations with Banagher
DESCRIPTION:Sunday 23rd July – After a weekend of celebrations join us for the finale which will include a film and a talk and discussion with James Scully and Kieran Keenaghan. \nAll are welcome! \n10 a.m. Film: The Discovery of the Brontë Family’s Portrait in Hill House\, Banagher in 1914 by Maebh O’ Regan. \n10.30 a.m. Talk: Banagher’s Literary Associations: Charlotte Brontë\, Anthony Trollope\, and Sir Mathew De Renzy with James Scully and Kieran Keenaghan. \n11.20 a.m. Discussion and Questions \n11.40 a.m. Coffee Break \nMidday Walk: Banagher’s West End \nA gentle stroll to the River Shannon and across Banagher Bridge observing Banagher’s Napoleonic\, literary\, and riverside heritage to finish at about 1.30 p.m.
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LOCATION:Crank House\, Banagher\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Charlotte Bronte
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SUMMARY:Celebrating Charlotte Brontës Associations with Banagher
DESCRIPTION:Saturday 22nd July – A full day of events\, film\, talks\, and walks. \nAll are welcome! \n9.30 a.m. Film: Arthur and Charlotte\, A Victorian Romance \nWritten by James Scully and performed by the Martello Players. The performance was filmed in December 2019 by Maebh O’Regan and features John Kennedy\, Brendan Dolan\, Michael and Angela Flannery\, Michelle Flannery all of Banagherand Tullamore musician Val Hughes. \n10.30 a.m. Talk: Travelling with the Brontës by Joanne Wilcock \nJoanne is a very keen Brontë fan and has studied the travels of the Brontë sisters and observed that they were much more widely travelled than is generally known. \nJoanne lives in Affetside in Lancashire\, just an hour from Haworth and this is her second visit to Banagher. \n  \n11.20 a.m. Coffee break \n  \n11.45 a.m. Talk: Frances Browner will speak on her possible relationship with the Bell family and Arthur Bell Nicholls in particular. She will also relate her appreciation of the Brontë sisters and read from her poetry which celebrates their lives. \nFrances Browner grew up in Dublin\, now resides in Wicklow\, and is proud of her Offaly roots. She has contributed articles to the Tullamore Annual\, and the Birr\, and Banagher Reviews. She was also a speaker at That Beats Banagher 2016 and was a regular contributor to Readings from the Palette in Corrigan’s Corner House. Her fiction\, memoirs\, and poems have won awards\, appeared in magazines\, literary journals\, and short story anthologies\, and been broadcast on radio. A creative writing tutor with Dun Laoghaire ETB and Greystones Cancer Support\, Frances launched a short story/memoir collection\, You Could’ve Been Someone in 2015\, and a poetry collection Roots & Wings in 2019. \n  \n12.30 p.m. Questions and discussion \n  \n12.45 p.m. Lunch \n  \n2.30 p.m. Walk: In the footsteps of Arthur & Charlotte \nA gentle walk up the hill of Banagher with Michael O’Dowd\, author of Charlotte Brontë: An Irish Odyssey\, Heart is Knit to Him\, The Honeymoon\, (Pardus Media\, 2021). Frances Browner will also accompany the walkers. The walk will include visits to the well-appointed guest house Charlotte’s Way (formerly Hill House)\, and Saint Paul’s Church.
URL:https://thatbeatsbanagher.com/event/celebrating-charlotte-brontes-associations-with-banagher-2/
LOCATION:Crank House\, Banagher\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Charlotte Bronte
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SUMMARY:Celebrating Charlotte Brontës Associations with Banagher
DESCRIPTION:Friday 21st July to Sunday 23rd July 2023 \nAs part of the 10th That Beats Banagher Festival\, this year’s festival will include a weekend of dedicated events celebrating Charlotte Brontë and her husband Arthur Bell Nicholls and their connections with Banagher. \nThe first event will be on Friday 21st July at 6:30 pm with the opening of an exhibition ‘The Legacy of the Brontës in Banagher’ and the showing of a related film by Maebh O’Regan. The exhibition shows through a variety of textile panels items connected with the Brontës and their association with Banagher. The work is a collaboration between the Banagher Crafting Group and Maebh O’Regan of the National College of Art and Design in Dublin. \nFriday 21st July \n7.20 p.m. Eileen Casey will read from her collections of poems Bog Treasure and Bogmen First and Last and speak of her love for the works of the Brontë sisters. Eileen is a highly acclaimed poet\, winner of several literary awards\, and a maker of short films. \nLight refreshments will be served and everybody is very welcome!
URL:https://thatbeatsbanagher.com/event/celebrating-charlotte-brontes-associations-with-banagher/
LOCATION:Crank House\, Banagher\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Charlotte Bronte,Exhibition
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