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The Hopkins Literary Festival July 19 - 25th, 2024

Newbridge College Theatre (since 1987, last week of July)

'A bright gem in the literary world'. Patrick Samway SJ

The GM Hopkins Festival and Archive


The Gerard Manley Hopkins Literary Festival,
July 19 - 25, 2024,
Newbridge College Theatre,
Co. Kildare.
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Each year, since 1987, during the last week of July, the GM Hopkins Literary Festival has taken place in Newbridge College. Over the years, we have built up an extensive Archive of Lectures given during the Festival and generously donated to our Archive

A bright gem in the literary world. Patrick Samway SJ

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Check out Past Programmes of Hopkins Festival

Overview of The Hopkins Archive, Topics and Speakers

Hopkins Literary Festival Programme July 19 - 25, 2024



Piano Recital

Renowned Swedish pianist will give a Piano Recital in Newbridge College Theatre on
Saturday July 22nd.

Programme, tickets for Piano Recital



Youth Programme 2023

July 2003 Youth Programme will be finalized later, but it is not too soon to contact Derek to make sure your place on this unique Youth Culture Progarmme is reserved. 2022 Youth Programme.


Breaking News for Teachers and Students!

Details of our 2024 Hopkins Youth Programme now available here

 



Speakers and Hopkins Topics Explored

Irish and international visitors and scholars examine a wide range of topcs and aspects of Hopkins poetry.

Speakers and Topics

Attendance at all events during the week costs 350 euros.
Pricing Tickets etc




Getting to Newbridge

From Dublin Airport, the most direct way to get to Newbridge is with the Dublin Coach which goes hourly from the Airport to Newbridge. Check times, fares etc at their website. Dublin Coach




Accommodation

If possible, please book accommodation for The Hopkins Literary Festival as early as possible. Check out Kildare Tourism Website for other Kildare Visitor attractions to make the most of your visit to Kildare.


Visit The Hopkins Archive (started 1987)

The Hopkins Archive