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Manchán Magan is a writer and documentary-maker. He has written books on his travels in Africa, India and South America and two novels.
 

He writes occasionally for The Irish Times on culture & travel, presents the RTÉ podcast The Almanac of Ireland, and is author of the award-winning, best-selling Thirty-Two Words for Field (Gill, 2000), and Listen to the Land Speak (Gill, 2022). His illustrated books include Tree Dogs, Banshees Fingers and other Irish Words for Nature. (Gill, 2021) and Wolf-men and Water Hounds (Gill, 2023).

He has made dozens of documentaries on issues of world culture for TG4, RTÉ  & Travel Channel. He's on the board of Hometree, a native woodland & land regeneration charity, and Common Knowledge, a non-profit social enterprise teaching skills for a sustainable homelife. He's an ambassador for The Rivers Trust, and has lived for the last quarter century in an oak wood, with bees, hens, and occasionally pigs, in a grass-roofed house near Lough Lene, Co Westmeath.

Wolf-men and

Water Hounds

Listen to the Land Speak

Nasty Words for People

32 Tree Dogs, Banshee Fingers & Other Words for Nature

Scoil Scairte: Irish course by The Trailblazery & Manchán

Focail na mBan: Women's Words by Manchán & 29 artists

Irish Words for Nature - boardbook

IRISH AUTUMN 2025 – Arán & Im tour

 

Books will be sold and signed at all shows

 

5th Nov               Townhall Theatre, Galway

6th Nov               glór, Ennis

10th Nov            The Everyman, Cork

11th Nov            Lime Tree, Limerick

12th Nov            Strule Arts, Omagh

13th Nov            Solstice, Navan

15th Nov            The Mac, Belfast

16th Nov            Pavillion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire

19th Nov            Market Place, Armagh

20th Nov            Theatre Royal, Waterford

24/25th Nov     Hawk’s Well, Sligo

27th Nov            Siamsa Tíre, Tralee

30th Nov            Pavilion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire

3RD Dec              An Grianán, Letterkenny

4th Dec              An Táin, Dundalk

5th Dec               Dean Crowe, Athlone


 

 

Brehon and Brahmins

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