Person: Sinead Morrissey

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<p>Sinéad Morrissey’s paternal grandfather, Séan Morrissey, was a diehard communist firebrand who had visited the Soviet Union several times. Picture: Clare Bowles</p>

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Book review: Memoir dives into an eccentric Belfast childhood

Born in Belfast in 1972, Sinéad Morrisey was raised in the shadow of the Troubles, but somehow apart from them, thanks to her parents’ passionate belief in communism

Book review: The Zoo of the New: Poems to Read Now

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Book review: The Zoo of the New: Poems to Read Now

Award winning UCC legal eagle has a poet’s eye

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Award winning UCC legal eagle has a poet’s eye

UCC librarian wins Patrick Kavanagh poetry award

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UCC librarian wins Patrick Kavanagh poetry award

‘As modest and kindly as he was gifted’

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‘As modest and kindly as he was gifted’

Derry and Belfast to open books of condolences for 'poet-superstar' Heaney

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Derry and Belfast to open books of condolences for 'poet-superstar' Heaney

Irish writers unite against war

Ireland's top writers have come together to voice their opposition to the war through the power of the pen.

Fri, 28 Mar, 2003