Cónal Creedon the noted Corkonian playwright, short story writer, novelist and documentary film maker and brother of RTE’s John Creedon will visit Cashel Library on Saturday 9th November at 2pm. Conal who has an enormous capacity to entertain and make you laugh, while all of the while being insightful and observant. He is an established wordsmith on the Cork and national and international stages. Cónal will read from his latest novel ‘Begotten not made’ which he describes an a 21st Century Fairy Tale. This book weaves a very poignant story of a cleric’s unrequited love for a nun – although they only met once, in 1970, on the night that Dana won the Eurovision. His prose is frequently hilarious and never, ever dull. Cónal Creedon’s new novel puts a magic-realist twist on the tale of a cleric’s unrequited love for a nun’ writes one critic. Cónal looks forward to taking questions from the audience and signing copies of his book on that afternoon. This s an unique opportunity to meet a noted Irish author up close and personal and he promises not to disappoint. Booking essential for this FREE event to 062 63825. More information on Cónal Creedon’s work can be found on his website ConalCreedon.com