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Narratives and Networks: Managing Ireland's Literary Festivals
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Linehan, Margaret
, McGuckin, Mary
, Leahy, Rose
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Festival Management
/ Ireland
/ Literary Festivals
/ Stakeholder Engagement
2025
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Narratives and Networks: Managing Ireland's Literary Festivals
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Linehan, Margaret
, McGuckin, Mary
, Leahy, Rose
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Festival Management
/ Ireland
/ Literary Festivals
/ Stakeholder Engagement
2025
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Narratives and Networks: Managing Ireland's Literary Festivals
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Narratives and Networks: Managing Ireland's Literary Festivals
2025
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Overview
This research study explores the management dynamics of literary festivals in Ireland, focusing on typologies, stakeholder engagement, and governance structures. Adopting a pragmatist approach using a mixed methods design, data were collected through seven in-depth interviews with festival
founders and directors and an online survey gathering data from 37 festival organizers. Findings indicate that robust management structures and strategic networks are essential to the sustainability of these festivals. Furthermore, literary festival organizers must leverage stakeholder partnerships
with local communities, volunteers, and sponsors to develop and manage their festivals. Stakeholders contribute crucial financial resources, infrastructure, and strategic oversight, while volunteers provide the operational support and community engagement necessary for effective festival execution.
These findings emphasize the importance of strategic planning and community involvement, suggesting that well-managed literary festivals promote cultural exchange and enhance local economies. The study also provides practical insights to help literary festivals achieve success and longevity.
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Cognizant Communication Corporation
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