Princess Grace Irish Libraray

Princess Grace Irish Library Podcast

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Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Ireland's heritage with the Princess Grace Irish Library Podcast, where history, literature, and culture converge. Podcasting from the heart of Monaco, each episode is a gateway to Ireland’s storied past and vibrant present. Join us as we explore the legacy of Irish literature and history through insightful interviews with celebrated authors, historians, and cultural figures. Each episode is inspired by the personal collections of Princess Grace, a tribute to her deep love for Ireland, and a celebration of the land, its stories, and its people.

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Princess Grace Irish Libraray

Category

Arts

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Latest episode

Sep 15, 2025

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Episodes

The Irish Literary Journey - Christine Dwyer Hickey 15.09.2025

Join us as award-winning Irish novelist Christine Dwyer Hickey discusses her latest book, "Our London Lives," which is set in 1979 London and explores the lives of two Irish immigrants. She speaks with Paula Farquharson, Director of the Princess Grace Irish Library, about her career, the inspiration behind the novel, and her love for libraries and independent bookshops. She shares her insights on...

One Summer in Provence & the Olive Route - Carol Drinkwater 05.09.2025

Much-loved author and actor Carol Drinkwater joins Paula Farquharson , Director of the Princess Grace Irish Library, in conversation. Carol talks about her latest novel, One Summer in Provence (Atlantic, July 2025), a story of betrayal, belonging and discovering love in unexpected places. She also shares highlights from her summer at Ireland’s leading literary festivals — the West Cork Literary Fe...

Flor MacCarthy, Exploring Ireland's Presidential Letters 04.03.2024

Join us to discover fascinating connections between Ireland and Monaco from the bestselling book, "The President's Letters: An Unexpected History of Ireland”. We hear about our guests experience meeting Princess Caroline of Hanover, the story behind a letter from Princess Grace to President Éamon de Valera regarding an Irish pony and the story of a charming letter from an Irish mother suggesting h...

Patrick O'Sullivan Greene, From Revolution to Royalty 05.02.2024

Join us as we dive into the evolution of the Irish reputation in America and across the world, hearing about how the Irish faced stereotypes and barriers, the writers, sportsmen and judges who fought to break them down and why the marriage of Irish-American Princess Grace was so significant to the Irish people.  Our guest is a man who has shared his amazing stories with us through a special talk e...

Dan Neely, Musician 31.08.2023

Join us for a podcast full of stories from recent legends including Mick Moloney, a giant influence on the scene in Ireland and North America, to Dan Sullivan’s Shamrock Band, one of the most famous music acts on the East Coast almost 100 years ago. We are enlightened by Dan Neely, a prominent musician and ethnomusicologist who specialises in the music of Ireland. THINGS WE SPOKE ABOUT ●        Mi...

Daniel Mulhall, former Ambassador of Ireland to the USA 02.04.2023

We are honoured to welcome Daniel Mulhall, former Ambassador of Ireland to the USA, as our inaugural speaker this season. In addition to 44 years of service with Ireland’s diplomatic core, Daniel has written and lectured around the world on the subject of Irish literature. His passion for this has furthered the impact and the reach of Irish writing around the world. On May 10th we shall have the o...

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