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By Carmel Hayes AN acclaimed film exploring the statues of Emo Court in Laois has won an award in India. Beautiful short film 'The Statues of Emo Court'

COMMONground: A Collaboration with Poetry Ireland (Online) - Poetry Foundation and Poetry Ireland present the first in a series of transatlantic...

Her work at a distribution hub for Irish music and books gave Irish Americans a deep appreciation of contemporary Irish literature and culture for over three decade

Critics and fellow poets pay tribute to a hugely influential, groundbreaking figure

Eleanor Hooker on her parents and Lough Derg, inspirations for Of Ochre and Ash

Eventbrite - Ella Daly presents New Voices - Friday, 1 October 2021 at Hayes Daybreak, Newcastle West, Limerick. Find event and ticket information.

Updated / Thursday, 29 Apr 2021 07:00 In the Poetry Programme on Sunday 2nd May, at 7:30 pm on RTÉ Radio 1, Olivia O’Leary’s guest is Paula Meehan, former Ireland Professor of Poetry, who has published seven collections and won numerous awards. Paula’s selected poems, As If By Magic (Dedalus Press), is the Book Club choice for the 2021 Bealtaine Festival, the first time a book of poetry has been chosen. She talks about creativity, childhood memories, and shares warm memories of her fa...

Updated / Friday, 5 Mar 2021 09:00 In the Poetry Programme on Sunday 7th March, at 7:30 pm on RTÉ Radio 1, Olivia OLeary is joined by poets Patrick Cotter and Jessamine O’Connor. Jessamine OConnor is a Dublin-born writer living on the Sligo/Roscommon border in the west of Ireland. She was the winner of the inaugural Comórtas Filíochta Chultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich 2020 (with poems translated by Oilí Diarmuid); Poetry Ireland/Butlers Cafe competition 2017, and previously the iYeats and F...

A LOVE letter to Scotland has been written by a poet and musician who is unable to come home because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Callout for submissions for Kilkenny Broadsheet 2021 Reporter: );  ); Budding poets are invited to make their submissions for the publication of the 21st issue of the Kilkenny Poetry Broadsheet. The aim of the publication is to give Kilkenny writers, born or based in Kilkenny city and county, a platform for their work. Kilkenny County Council’s Arts Office have announced Jessica Traynor as this year’s editor. Last year 47 writers answered the call out for submissions, sending in 91 poem...