Links
Magazines/Journals
The Dublin Review
Quarterly which publishes an eclectic mix of essays on literary, cultural and social issues. Includes 2-3 short stories in each issue.
Crannog
Mix of poetry and fiction, published by Galway Writers' Workshop. A selection of the poems can be read online.
Dublin Quarterly
International Literary Review that seeks fiction from and for those who prefer to see familiar things with unfamiliar eyes. Also contains book reviews and poetry.
Southword
Features new fiction, poetry, visual art and book reviews. Published by the Munster Literature Centre, Cork.
The Moth
Quarterly arts & literature magazine features poetry, short fiction and pictures by established and up-and-coming writers and artists from Ireland and abroad.
Albedo One
Albedo One is Ireland's longest-running and foremost magazine of the Fantastic. Since 1993, they have published stories from both Irish and international authors which push at the boundaries of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror.
Some Blind Alleys
Some Blind Alleys is a weekly online journal of personal and scholarly essays, journalism, criticism, translation, theory, comics, and fiction.
Organizations
Irish Writers' Centre
Dedicated to promoting Irish literature and Irish writers.
Munster Literature Centre
A resource centre promoting all aspects of literature in Munster.
Western Writers' Centre - Ionad Scríbhneorí Chaitlín Maude
Organises workshops (some of them free), events, manuscript service. Offers friendly advice at their Galway base.
Children's Books Ireland
National children's book organisation of Ireland.
Fighting Words
Fighting Words helps students of all ages to develop their writing skills and to explore their love of writing.
Irish Writers Union
Website for the Irish writers union contains a sample contract, FAQ, and notes on signing a deal.
Ireland Literature Exchange
Organisation promoting the translation of literature from Ireland abroad, and of foreign literature in Ireland in English, Irish, French.
UNESCO City of Literature, Dublin
In 2010, Dublin was named a UNESCO city of literature - a title only three other cities in the world could boast. Visit the website to what all the fuss is about.