Best 10 Ireland Book Podcasts

Here is our list of top Ireland Book podcasts you can listen to or contact them for your outreach campaign. Find hosts, booking agents and producers info for each podcast for collaboration.

1. RadioMoLI

RadioMoLI

Broadcasting from the Museum of Literature Ireland, RadioMoLI is a digital radio station of Irish literature.

Producer/Network

Museum of Literature Ireland

Last Episode Date

Email

****@moli.ie
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2. Books for Breakfast

Books for Breakfast

A podcast focussing on fiction and poetry hosted by poets and writers Peter Sirr and Enda Wyley. Also

Hosts

Peter Sirr, Enda Wyley

Producer/Network

Peter Sirr and Enda Wyley

Last Episode Date

Email

****@mac.com

Rating

5/5

Reviews

6
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3. New Books in Irish Studies

New Books in Irish Studies

Interviews with Scholars of Ireland about their New Books

Host

Marshall Poe

Producer/Network

New Books Network

Last Episode Date

Email

****@newbooksnetwork.com

Rating

5/5

Reviews

6
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4. Southword Poetry Podcast

Southword Poetry Podcast

The Southword Poetry Podcast is produced by the Munster Literature Centre. Each episode, a guest poet talks

Hosts

Sarah Byrne, Patrick Cotter, James O’leary

Producer/Network

Munster Literature Centre

Last Episode Date

Email

****@munsterlit.ie

Rating

5/5

Reviews

2
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5. We Love Books

We Love Books

Calling all book worms, RTÉJr has the podcast for you! On We Love Books, we love talking about all things

Host

Niamh Bennett

Producer/Network

RTÉ Kids & RTÉjr

Last Episode Date

Email

****@rte.ie
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6. Burning Books Ireland

Burning Books Ireland

If your house was on fire, what books would you save from the flames?The Books Ireland podcast features

Host

Ruth McKee

Producer/Network

Burning Books

Email

****@wordwell.ie

Rating

5/5

Reviews

1
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7. Spoken Stories: The State of Us

Spoken Stories: The State of Us

SPOKEN STORIES is a themed-led trilogy of 36 original stories. Commissioned from some of the most dynamic

Producer/Network

RTÉ

Email

****@rte.ie
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