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Anne Casey Sydney Irish Poet

Idir Oispidéal Galair agus Teach na mBocht Between the Fever Hospital and the Poorhouse Anne Casey The bilingual poem below was commissioned as part of the Red Room Poetry Fellowship 2022 and was...

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Middleton’s Irish connection

by Dymphna Lonergan Memorial to Pennington Migrant Hostel (1949-1985) Monumentaustralia.org.au Within three weeks of arriving at Pennington Hostel in Woodville (all very English names), I was startled...

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Poems of Rembrance by Michael Patrick Moore

Two more poems from Michael Patrick Moore reminding us of friendship and loss and love during this month of remembering Fire Side Conversations(For Joe) Shades of colourRainbow like stillOccupy our...

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The poetry of trans-Atlantic Eamonn Wall

by Jules McCue The poetry of trans-Atlantic Eamonn Wall A Gaelic Heritage (Amazon.com.au) In his ground-breaking book, The Hidden Ireland, Daniel Corkery discusses the hidden places and secret worlds...

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‘Fairytale of New York’ Shane McGowan

A Tribute by Dymphna Lonergan “Shane MacGowan” by peelandstick is licensed under CC BY 2.0. In December 2019, there was a discussion on nationalpost.com about Shane McGowan’s lyrics for ‘Fairytale of...

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Eamonn Wall: transatlantic poet part two

by Jules McCue ‘YOUR RIVERS HAVE TRAINED YOU’ And so it was that Eamonn Wall, a young man from Enniscorthy, found his way on the move as a trans-Atlantic traveller, the novelty of the road and new...

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A Book Review: Cnámha Scoilte Split Bones Julie Breathnach-Banwait

by Dymphna Lonergan Conamara born and bred and now an Australian resident, Julie Breathnach-Banwait has made her mark in writing Irish language poetry for such Irish publications as Aneas, Comhar,...

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Cúinne Dhátheangach Bilingual Corner

by Dymphna Lonergan New Irish/ Irish English words in the Oxford English Dictionary The OED’s Release Notes in 2022 in include many new Irish language words used in Irish English. Here are a few:blas,...

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New activities to see in Dublin: a traveller’s tale

by Dymphna Lonergan My first trip back to Dublin since the pandemic, and I was keen to experience any new activities. I found three: a Seamus Heaney Exhibition; 14 Henrietta Street; and a Vintage Tea...

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Submissions Tinteán is a special interest online magazine. Submissions are peer-reviewed by an editorial group with backgrounds in education, history, Irish language, literature, and writing. We are...

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