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Tales of transit in ‘The Hour After Happy Hour’

A HANDWRITTEN message from one Clare author to another has proven to be both a mystery and an inspiration for writer, Mary O’Donoghue. The North...

Acclaimed poet for Doolin performance

DOOLIN is the destination for a unique poetry performance on Saturday night next (March 25). Fiddle and Bow Collection will host Leitrim’s Stephen Murphy,...

North Clare school children spreading message of hope

A SMALL North Clare national school is celebrating the power of hope, as the festive season approaches and pupils look ahead to the future....

Music and Poetry in Mountshannon

MOUNTSHANNON Arts will to present an evening of music and poetry at St Caimin's Church of Ireland, on Friday, December 17 at 8pm.
The night...

Reah pours soul into debut poetry volume

Caher woman supporting Clare Haven Services with proceeds from book of poems POEMS can pop into Reah Higgins’ head at any time of the day....

Ennis school turns to poetry to process effects of pandemic

STUDENTS in Ennis are making their voices heard about the effect Covid-19 has had on their lives as part of a poetry initiative. Coláiste Muire...

Mountshannon Arts turns to poetry as it steers a route through restrictions of the pandemic

NEW Directions, Maps and Journeys are the themes of Poetry Day and the inspiration behind a project being undertaken by Mountshannon Arts, as the...

‘We need more dissenting voices,’ says emerging Ennis poet

AT 74-years of age Ennis man Martin Knox admits he left it rather late to start publishing poetry, but the trained chemist is certainly...

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