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55 valid entries have been received for the Farmgate National Poetry Award for the best original collection in English (or translated into English for the first time) published by a poet living on the island of Ireland in the calendar year of 2025. The award is worth €2000. A shortlist will be announced late March / early April and the award presented at the opening of the Co...
The tied-for-first-prize manuscripts of the Fool for Poetry International Chapbook Competition are We Fall, We Carry by Róisín Leggett Bohan and Playing Paradise by Katie Hale. Their chapbooks will be published next year and launched at the href="https://www.c...
Episode 25 with Gerry Murphy is now available anywhere you get podcasts.
Gerry Murphy is an Irish poet, born in Cork in 1952. His first poetry collection was A Small Fat Bo...
Frank O’Connor, the celebrated Irish short-story writer, novelist, essayist, and poet, revisits the city of his birth, where he lived for twenty-eight years and which provides the setting or inspiration for many of his stories. He speaks to Huw Wheldon about what Cork means to him, reflects on his childhood there and why he left. He considers the importance of provincial citi...
Episode 25 with David Nash is now available anywhere you get podcasts.
David Nash was born in Co. Cork and lives between Ireland and Chile. His work is widely published in jour...
