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'Women of the Atlantic Seaboard'

Irish Poetry Reading Archive
Breda Wall Ryan gives the 'everywoman' a backstory.

Words! Mere Words!

This sound installation – exhibited at MoLI at Halloween in 2021 – combines music, text, ...

Nollaig (Christmas)

Spreading the Words
Thoughts about recent Christmas lights and the long, dark winters of Christmases past.

Teaghlach (Household)

Spreading the Words
In medieval Ireland, the hearth was at the centre of the house, but what kinds of households feature in Irish literature of the period?

A Wet Summer's Evening

Irish Poetry Reading Archive
Joseph Woods evokes an all too familiar image, that of a rainy Irish summer.

The Light Fantastic

Irish Poetry Reading Archive
Kate Dempsey takes whimsical look at an everyday occurrence in rural Ireland.

Luna

Irish Poetry Reading Archive
Nidhi Zak/Aria Eipe explores the associations between the female body and the moon.

Daughter

Irish Poetry Reading Archive
Mary O'Donnell looks at a mother's anticipation of her daughter's arrival.

Dublin You Are

Irish Poetry Reading Archive
Stephen James Smith looks at how Dublin is a city made up of many different elements.

The Lost Boys

Irish Poetry Reading Archive
Mary O'Malley's poem looks at how homelessness is an ever-present problem on the streets of Dublin.

The Darwin Vampires

Irish Poetry Reading Archive
Patrick Chapman's alternative take on the classic vampire legend.

'The Singer'

Irish Poetry Reading Archive
Medbh McGuckian looks at how being a poet requires making certain sacrifices.

Daniel's Duck

Irish Poetry Reading Archive
In Kerry Hardie's poem, an unfortunate duck provides a child's first encounter with death.

Observance

Irish Poetry Reading Archive
Anne Casey examines how relationship with those that have passed can inform our experience of the present.

On Pollution

Across two prescient articles from her Long Distance columns, Kate O'Brien writes about hygiene, pollution, packaging and biodiversity loss.
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