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SATURDAY 17th October

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The Last Good Day on the Internet

Mark Little & Áine Kerr

Venue:    Westport Town Hall Theatre

Time:      6pm 

Cost:       €20

To Book: Clew Bay Hotel, 09828088 or online Westport Town Hall Theatre

The Last Good Day on the Internet  Entrepreneur and journalist Mark Little makes the case for hope and human agency in the age of superhuman machines. Mark, who built two hugely successful tech start-ups, talks to Áine Kerr about his book, and a more positive vision of the future of the internet and technology.

From Vogue to Vinted

Celia Holman-Lee, Bairbre Power, Barbara Scully 

Venue:    Clew Bay Hotel

Time:      2pm 

Cost:       €15

To Book: Clew Bay Hotel, 09828088 or online Westport Town Hall Theatre

From Vogue to Vinted Model, businesswoman and stylist Celia Holman Lee celebrates an extraordinary 60 years at the heart of Irish fashion with her memoir, Glamour & Grit. Fashion journalist and style correspondent, Bairbre Power, joins Celia to share insights and tips, and discuss the return of elegance, sustainable shopping and the importance of supporting local retailers. Interview by Barbara Scully.

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Welcome to the Rolling Sun Book Festival, one of Ireland's most distinctive literary festivals, held each October in the vibrant heritage town of Westport, County Mayo. Celebrating books, ideas, music and conversation, Rolling Sun brings together acclaimed authors, journalists, musicians, thinkers and emerging voices for an inspiring weekend of talks, performances, workshops and unforgettable experiences.

From bestselling writers and fascinating debates to live music, storytelling and intimate supper events, Rolling Sun offers something for every curious mind. Set against the spectacular backdrop of Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, the festival combines world-class speakers with the warmth of Westport's renowned hospitality, creating a unique cultural escape.

Join us this October and discover why the Rolling Sun Book Festival has become one of Ireland's must-visit literary events—where stories are shared, ideas are challenged, music is celebrated and every conversation has the power to inspire.

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