This week I spoke with Roscommon poet Jessamine O’Connor to discuss Silver Spoon, her new poetry collection, which will be published by Salmon Poetry in 2020. We also spoke about the …Read the full article.
Recently I linked up with Ali Whitelock, a Scottish poet and writer living in Sydney. Her memoir, ‘Poking seaweed with a stick and running away from the smell’ was published to critical acclaim in …Read the full article.
Breaking winter’s spell Did snowdrops nod their lazy heads Cowbells clang across the miles Milky droplets fall to earth Spring rains soak the path beside you Searchers calling, calling, …Read the full article.
Alice Kinsella is a poet from Dublin raised in Mayo. She was educated in Trinity College Dublin and NUI Galway. Her poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Banshee, The …Read the full article.
Mine-Wind For all who mined in Arigna I breathe into you and yours as you work towards earth’s core and carry the love you leave behind on days …Read the full article.
The following poem by Kevin Higgins was first published on Clare Daly TD’s Facebook page. It has also been disseminated on the Broadsheet, Platform and Medium websites. Irish Government Minister …Read the full article.
An Áit Eile is proud to present ‘Vacancy’ by Liz Quirke. It was first published in Skylight 47 and it’s from her forthcoming Salmon poetry debut The Road, Slowly. Also, …Read the full article.
Dedalus Press is proud to launch, in Galway, debut collections from Elaine Cosgrove with ‘Transmissions’, and Erin Fornoff with ‘Hymn to the Reckless’, upstairs at the Roisin Dubh tonight, 6.30pm …Read the full article.
An Áit Eile is delighted to present Part 3 of the Poet Performers’ series on emerging talent in the west of Ireland. These poets and spoken word performers are interested in doing …Read the full article.
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.
