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Poets and Poems: Moira Lineman and “Toward”

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Cliffs of Moher Linehan Toward

Poet Moira Linehan had the gifts of simplicity and wisdom, and she shared those gifts in the poems of her collection “Toward.”

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Poets and Poems: Thomas Kinsella and “Last Poems”

By Glynn Young 2 Comments

Rocky seashore Kinsella

“Last Poems” by Irish poet Thomas Kinsella explores the big, eternal questions that increasingly occupy our minds as we age.

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Fairies, Lovers, and Warriors: “The Book of Celtic Verse” by John Matthews

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Sunset Donegal Ireland Matthews Celtic verse

In “The Book of Celtic Verse,” John Matthews has collected a diverse group of poems covering 2,000 years of Celtic history.

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Francis Ledwidge: Reconsidering a War Poet

By Glynn Young 11 Comments

Rocks on beach Francis Ledwidge

Irish poet Francis Ledwidge is not one of the better known poets of World War I, because he was an Irishman who fought for the British Army.

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Dublin Doors: Meet Jim Larkin and Ian Fox

By Claire Haidar 22 Comments

I nearly trip and fall into his house as soon as the door opens. The paving is uneven and I don’t factor this in as I ring the doorbell upon arrival. He is rather surprised by this strange woman looking at him and seemingly wanting to come into his house without even so much as […]

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Dublin Doors: No 12 Lombard Street West

By Claire Haidar 7 Comments

dublin doors claire burge

Welcome into No 12 Lombard Street West where Paul and Alma live behind their slate grey Dublin door. Listen in as they spin stories with Claire Burge, rich in texture and history.

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Dublin Doors: 60 Lombard Street West

By Claire Haidar 13 Comments

Dublin Doors Souter and Johnson

60 Lombard Street West is the first story in a series which will document the lives of the people behind the colourful doors of a Dublin suburb.

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IMAGE-INE: Ireland Up Close

By Kellē Sauer 41 Comments

When my daughter was born, she came alive into the world with only one tiny cry of surprise. Her little black eyes blinked. She saw nothing – but she saw everything that was important: she was loved; Mama was here; she was a person. I saw for her; I saw her; I learned at twenty-five […]

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