Background
Anne Haverty was born in Holycross, County Tipperary, Ireland in 1959.
Carl Th. Dreyers Vej 1, 8400 Ebeltoft, Denmark
European Film School at Ebeltoft
College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland
Trinity College Dublin
75005 Paris, France
Sorbonne University
Wieniawskiego 1, 61-712 Poznań, Poland
Adam Mickievicz University in Poznan
College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland
Trinity College Dublin
75005 Paris, France
Sorbonne University
Carl Th. Dreyers Vej 1, 8400 Ebeltoft, Denmark
European Film School at Ebeltoft
Wieniawskiego 1, 61-712 Poznań, Poland
Adam Mickievicz University in Poznan
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1999
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Martin Hawkins, a brilliant young historian, turns his back on his academic career and returns home to the family sheep farm. It is here that Missy, a sheep that has been "improved" with the introduction of human genes, begins to make a significant impact on his imagination.
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1999
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2000
(Tom, an American investor on a mission to help the Irish ...)
Tom, an American investor on a mission to help the Irish people climb out of the mud, arrives in Dublin to find a country far less needy than he had imagined: the economy is in overdrive and so are the characters, in this quirky, witty satire on the “New Ireland.”
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2007
(Aristocrat and republican, socialist and artist, feminist...)
Aristocrat and republican, socialist and artist, feminist and free spirit, Constance Markievicz, nee Gore-Booth, was a pivotal figure in the revolutionary movement that culminated in the Rising of 1916 and in its long and painful aftermath leading to Irish Independence. She was also the first woman ever elected to Parliament and to hold a Cabinet position. From the privileged nineteenth-century world of her youth at Lissadell in Sligo and an artist's life in Paris to the dramas and disappointments of revolution and politics in Dublin, her compelling story provides an entree to that tumultuous period in Irish history.Since its first publication Anne Haverty's biography has been recognized as a landmark in Markievicz studies, giving a historically complete account of a woman often maligned and misunderstood. Her vivid and engagingly written story will be enjoyed as much by the general reader as by the serious student of Irish history. This revised, updated edition comes with a new introduction.
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2016
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2018
Anne Haverty was born in Holycross, County Tipperary, Ireland in 1959.
Haverty was educated at Trinity College Dublin and the Sorbonne and in 1992 won a scholarship to the European Film School at Ebeltoft in Denmark.
Anne Haverty devoted her career to writing. However, during her long career, she also co-directed (with Frank Stapleton) the documentary The Whole World In His Hands and has written film and radio scripts including an adaptation of The Real Charlotte. Haverty is a frequent contributor to the Irish Times and has written for many publications including the TLS, the Daily Telegraph and the Sunday Independent.
Haverty was also a Visiting Professor at the Adam Mickievicz University in Poznan in 2005 and Writer In Residence at Trinity College Dublin in 2007.
The Irish writer Anne Haverty is best known as a novelist and poet. Her novels include One Day as a Tiger; The Far Side of a Kiss; and The Free and Easy. Her poetry is collected as The Beauty of the Moon.
She has also published a biography, Constance Markievicz, reissued as Constance Markievicz: Irish Revolutionary. Haverty is one of the writers featured in Ladies Night at Finbarr’s Hotel.
(Aristocrat and republican, socialist and artist, feminist...)
2016(Tom, an American investor on a mission to help the Irish ...)
2007(Martin Hawkins, a brilliant young historian, turns his ba...)
1999Haverty is a member of Aosdána.
Haverty was married to fellow author Anthony Cronin, and lives in Dublin.
