Fergal Kavanagh is Consulting Editor of the 2007 and 2005 editions of the Time Out Naples guides and contributed to the 2002 edition, also writing the Naples page of The World’s Greatest Cities (2009). He has also contributed to the Fodor’s series of guides – Naples (4th to 9th editions) and Italy 2009, 2012, and

Fergal Kavanagh has recorded voice overs for A.R.P.A. (Agenzia per la Ricerca e la Produzione Avanzata Univerità degli Studi di Napoli Federico II), Janpa and Vox Pop. He was the narrator of the theatre production of “Che Freddo, Ragazzi!“, and the 2012 short film “Nausea. Introduction to an impossible movie” (watch below). He also commented the

In September and October 2006, Tigergoat Productions filmed Fanny Hill, an adaptation of the controversial John Cleland novel. Set in 18th Century London and directed by Bruno Colella, this was filmed in and around Wroclaw, Poland with a crew headed by Bartosz Cerkaski. With an English cast and an Italian director, Fergal Kavanagh worked as

Irish singer-songwriter Marc Carroll toured Italy in 2006. This was organised by Fergal Kavanagh. Italy 2006         Venues February 17th    Colugna, Udine – Teatro Bon (click here for review) March 23rd        Genoa – Madeleine Cafe March 24th        Milan – La Casa 139 March 25th        San Bartolomeo (Ferrara) – Green Room March

To celebrate Cork’s position as European Capital of Culture 2005, in collaboration with the Comune of Acerra (NA), Fergal Kavanagh brought a taste of Naples to the city. A wood-fired pizza oven was set up outside the Opera House, four pizzaioli (including award winning pizza maker to Bill Clinton Ernesto Cacialli) travelled from Naples, and