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Another Life: The bareness of Irish hills is an issue with all our rain

For years the EU’s farm payment schemes have conspired to keep upland fields bare and commonage hideously overgrazed ....

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Sundial & Hourglass: the emotional architecture of loss over time

Sundial & Hourglass: the emotional architecture of loss over time
Chris Agee on his last two collections which record the years after the death of his four-year old daughter, Miriam, in 2001
Fri, Apr 2, 2021, 06:01
Chris Agee

In his Irish Times review of my fourth collection, Blue Sandbar Moon: A micro-epic (2018), the poet John McAuliffe described it, quite correctly, as “an unusual book”.
Indeed, I would go further and say: a highly unusual book. This is, I suppose, flagged up immediately by the contents itself: the 174 untitled first lines of micropoems, preceded by the beautiful but still-used word Proem (suggesting both poetry and prose) for the opening section of six titled poems and one prose parable. Several readers have remarked that reading through these first-lines itself has the feeling of some opaque but evocative poem ....

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Is the Irish Sea border a threat to unionism – and what should unionists do now? Leading commentators offer advice to the politicians

With unionism in crisis, Editor-at-Large Gail Walker finds out the views of opinion formers. ....

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Kerry poets help bridge the North Channel

The Kingdom was well represented at a major Gaelic literary festival in Scotland, held virtually at the weekend.
Five Kerry poets were among the artists to take part in the 15 hour-long readings in the Crossways Festival over the weekend, and each Irish writer partnered with a Scottish counterpart.
Award-winning poets Nuala Ní Dhómhnaill, Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh, Pádraig Mac Fhearghusa, Simon Ó Faoláin, and Ceaití Ní Bheildiúin made up the Kerry delegation of the Irish side, all of them playing no small part in bridge-building between peoples of a shared linguistic heritage.
Though our nations were once joined at their opposing coastal edges in the single Gaelic kingdom of Dal Riada in the sixth and seventh centuries AD, the aeons since have diminished Scotland and Ireland s relationship. ....

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Writers celebrate close literary links

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Writers celebrate close literary links in online festival Virtual Crossways 2021: The Irish Scottish Cultural and Literary Festival this weekend which features Bulgarian-born writer Kapka Kassabova who now lives in the Highlands
By Val Sweeney
Published: 19:30, 12 February 2021
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Writer Kapka Kassabova.
A Bulgarian-born writer living in the Highlands is to take part in an online festival bringing together some of the most-acclaimed poets and writers in Ireland and Scotland.
Award-winning Kapka Kassabova, who lives at Kilmorack, is taking part in Virtual Crossways 2021: The Irish Scottish Cultural and Literary Festival this weekend. ....

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