Poetry 1916 Ireland

Ireland an Island of Literature, music and the arts. So then it is not Surprising that almost all of the 1916 leaders were poets or were involved in journalism Tom Clarke:                        Poet, Retailer, Founder of Newspaper Irish FreedomPH. Pearse                          Poet, Playwright, Journalist, Teacher and LawyerJames Connolly                 Socialist, Worker’s Rights Activist, Trade Union LeaderThomas […]

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Poetry Inspired by the Burren

Through Kinvara, and on to the BurrenNeo glacial limestone spanned, from zenith to eyeAssume character, genius- stone stage arranged,Decadent staircase, adorns the landscape of ClareCalm, serene, inviting, and still… Adorning Ireland’s West Coast for thousands of years

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Poetry of an Irish Rebel

Easter Rising 1916 Poetry Sad Heart of an Irish Rebel ‘Why Do Ye Torture Me?’ Revered poet, rebel, lawyer and visionaryDeparted, not dissolvedYour ink, though arid and dustyEcho of equality and justice endureYour august literary talent, Rebel Poet, So driven to save your country, willing to die for your cause,I wish your young heart did […]

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Be Inspired By Poetry

‘That justice can rise upAnd hope and history rhyme.’By Seamus Heaney The Art and history of Poetry We understand Poetry to be the art of conveying a thought, a memory or even a concept, through the medium of the written or spoken word, either in a free or structured style.Poetry of course predates literacy, and […]

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May The Road Rise With You

A famous Irish Blessing- Go n-éirí an bóthar leat  This blessing has been carried in song and in music across oceans by Irish emigrants and shared throughout the world Listen Listen to Nathan Carter & the High Kings Give heart rending meaning to these words

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