This week I linked up with Stephen Murray, the curator of Inspireland’s summer camps in the Limerick School of Art & Design, and in Hotel Doolin, Co. Clare. I asked …Read the full article.
Poem 1: I thought of you as I walked the bridge home alone Eyes quietly drawn to where the shallow met the deep, Maybe it was the branches and the …Read the full article.
An Áit Eile is delighted to present Part 2 of the Poet Performers’ series on emerging talent in the west of Ireland. These poets and spoken word performers are interested in …Read the full article.
Spoken word has become very popular in the last few years in Ireland, and, in the west of Ireland, poets have come to the fore to discuss the value of …Read the full article.
The abrupt quietness when we drive under the flyover, a concrete hand clamped briefly across the wet maw of the deluge’s roar It lasts no longer than an eye-blink, this …Read the full article.
Majella Kelly is an award-winning poet and photographer from Tuam, Co. Galway. Last week I met with Majella to discuss her recent publications, her Masters Degree in Creative Writing at Oxford, her …Read the full article.
Recently I met with the very talented Sligo poet Elaine Cosgrove to discuss the recent publication of her poem Firemen Waiting in The Best New British and Irish Poets 2017 collection, produced by …Read the full article.
An Áit Eile presents two wonderful poems, ‘Boluisce’, and ‘Teeth’, by Galway-based poet Liz Quirke. Liz Quirke is 30 and lives in Spiddal, Co. Galway with her partner and daughter. …Read the full article.
Cody Spotanski is an emerging writer from St. Louis, Missouri. He is currently an undergraduate at University of Missouri-St. Louis, studying English. Cody spent a summer studying in Galway as …Read the full article.
I always knew the neighbours had money , a collection of poetry by Dara Duke was published this year in aid of Mayo Roscommon Hospice. In November 2014 Dara was …Read the full article.
