Trust & Festival News

Did you try to get in touch with one of our Trust Team members listed on the Contact Us page during the period 27 January to 15 February and subsequently […]

We are delighted to announce, a little later than usual, that the dates for the 26th Graham Greene International Festival will be 25th to 28th September 2025. Further announcements concerning […]

The Graham Greene Trust is not in a position yet to confirm the dates of the 2025 Festival. As all the Saturday and Sunday events, in addition to the Saturday […]

It is with a sense of true sadness that the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust announces the recent passing of two very loyal and valuable supporters – Dermot Gilvary and Brian […]

When the organisers have to put out more chairs – they know they have a success on their hands. This is what happened on the Friday of the  Graham Greene […]

Our Birthplace Trustee and Membership Secretary Lucas Townsend is coming to the end of his PhD ‘journey’. His thesis has been submitted and he awaits his viva, when he will […]

The late Yan Christensen, who passed away earlier this year and will be sadly missed at the International Festival in October, used to say, partly in jest, that we knew […]

Another direct link with Graham Greene’s past has died recently. Oliver Walston, son of Henry and Catherine Walston, was a colourful and sometimes controversial character – particularly in the world […]

Tickets for the 2024 Graham Greene International Festival (3-8 October) are now available. Please go to the Festival 2024 page of the website and follow the link to the Tickets […]

Could you select the ten best opening paragraphs among Graham Greene’s novels? Dwyer Murphy has answered this challenge. See if you agree with his choice. To access his list google […]