30 August 2016
Irish detective novels come to the Big Apple
Authors John Connolly, Declan Hughes and Stuart Neville will be taking part in the New York launch of the academic collection of essays The Contemporary Irish Detective Novel and Neville's latest novel So Say the Fallen.
29 August 2016
Graham Norton to discuss his crime novel in Dublin
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Events,
Murder mystery,
News
Graham Norton will be in Dublin on 17 October to promote his debut novel. The evening event at the Mansion House on Dawson Street will include an interview and an audience Q&A. The €25 tickets include a signed copy of his new book.
26 August 2016
Irish crime fiction in Silicon Valley
Irish crime fiction is under the spotlight in several sessions at this year's Los Gatos Listowel writing festival in Silicon Valley. The Californian town of Los Gatos is twinned with Listowel in County Kerry, and the festival takes place from 6 to 9 October 2016.
24 August 2016
Trailer: season 3 of 'The Fall' is on the way
Jamie Dornan and Gillian Anderson are about to return as serial killer Paul Spector and police detective Stella Gibson in the third and probably final season of BBC crime drama The Fall. The latest series will be broadcast later this autumn, but the first public screening of its first episode will be to delegates at the Edinburgh International Television Festival tomorrow night (25 August).
Elaine Cassidy begins filming new RTÉ thriller
Elaine Cassidy (above) is about to start filming Acceptable Risk, the six-part thriller announced earlier this week as part of RTÉ television's new season.
16 August 2016
Paddy Slattery crowdfunds new crime thriller
Irish writer/director Paddy Slattery has begun crowdfunding via Indiegogo for his new crime thriller The Broken Law of Attraction.
11 August 2016
Trailer for the BBC's 'One of Us' thriller
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News,
Psychological,
TV & film,
Video
The BBC says it will begin showing One of Us, its new four-part crime thriller set in the Scottish Highlands, from 23 August at 9 pm on BBC 1.
8 August 2016
Curtis Brown signs 'Farr' director Aidan Largey
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News,
Northern noir,
TV & film,
Video
Writer/director Aidan Largey has been signed by talent agency Curtis Brown. The pilot for his 2015 TV crime drama Farr was filmed in Belfast as part of the RTÉ Player's "Storyland" platform, in four six-minute episodes.
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