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IrishCentral Contributor Kate Sullivan takes us on a creative journey with mad medieval King Sweeney and the wise words of Seamus Heaney. Inspired by the Irish poet, Ireland's landscape and trees she created pagan songs for a winter solstice celebration in Boston.
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Listening to the long running Mooney Goes Wild on RTÉ Radio 1, two weeks ago, I enjoyed hearing about one of Ireland’s most graceful but elusive mammals, the otter.
When he first began to publish poems, Seamus Heaney’s chosen pseudonym was ‘Incertus’, meaning ‘not sure of himself’. Characteristically, this was a subtle irony.
Decorated author Colin Carberry, who spent much of his early childhood in Lanesboro has spoken this week of his latest book Ghost 'Homeland: Selected Poems' whi...