‘A gourmet of the ungraspable’
4 February 2016 by Billy Ramsell For three years, poet and educational publisher Billy Ramsell has been expanding our Ireland …
Poetry Prize contest winner selected
1 October 2013 by Poetry International We received many worthy entries to our Poetry Prize contest, but in the end we could only choose …
The Poetry Project wants your poems
26 August 2013 Yet another chance to win free stuff (and international recognition), this time by submitting your …
The Cork Spring Poetry Festival 2012
15 December 2011 by Patrick Cotter The Irish pages on Poetry International are curated by the Munster Literature Centre which also …
Welcome to Irish poetry - May 2010
15 May 2010 This quarter we take a rest from our usual format of focusing on two poets to feature a selection …
How to obtain funding to bring Irish poets to a festival
1 July 2009 by Patrick Cotter If you want to invite one or more Irish poets to your literary festival you may apply for funding …
How to obtain funding to publish translations of Irish poets
1 July 2009 by Patrick Cotter If you plan on publishing a volume of poems by an Irish poet translated into a language other than …
An interview with Richard Murphy
1 December 2007 by Eugene O'Connell EOC: There’s a definite sense of quest in your work, that sense that you had identified a …
The Poetry of Thomas McCarthy
1 June 2007 by August Kleinzahler The poetry of Thomas McCarthy is distinctive, and its qualities work not only in complement but …
New Irish Anthology Series Launched
1 December 2006 by Patrick Cotter & Maurice Riordan As a teenager twenty-odd years ago and beginning a serious habit as a poetry reader I found …
Welcome to Irish poetry - June 2006
1 June 2006 by Michele Hutchison We’re currently introducing a new data supporting system at PIW and this means that in a short …
Welcome to Irish poetry - March 2006
1 March 2006 by Patrick Cotter For the second issue of the Irish domain we once again present two poets, one writing in Irish, …
Welcome to Irish poetry - December 2005
1 December 2005 by Patrick Cotter The oldest vernacular literature written in Europe was in the Irish language. It was a literature …
 
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