Person: Eugene O’Connell

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Hurling and poetry: Ó Bhéal’s word-clash of the ash

IF EVER there was a field sport so poetic that words can only but strive to do it justice, it is hurling and its proponents, the Cúchulains of Croker, modern representation of our mythical heroes.

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FIRST THOUGHTS: Irish poets on the origins of their work

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Literature: Cork World Book Fest at Triskel & Cork City Central Library

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When poetry is a curse and a gift

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Finding the best Munster poems for anthology

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Support for arts pays rich dividends

From Amergin’s invocation of Ireland to those who are shaping its future

Cork Literary Review volume XV

Sat, 28 Dec, 2013

A new chapter for Cork's Bradshaw Literary Festival

The Bradshaw Literary Festival runs in Cork over the next two days, until Nov 22.

Thu, 21 Nov, 2013

Gathering focus for Cork Literary Review

Caitlin Doyle Her contribution is entitled ‘Hungry Hills: Coming of Age as an Irish American poet’.

Thu, 15 Aug, 2013

Writers on the highways

The new Cork Literary Review will be promoted across America this week, writes Colette Sheridan

Thu, 10 Nov, 2011