Author Archives: inkwing

What joy to chat with the brilliant Annemarie Ní Churreáin on all things poetry.

“Brilliant and utterly unforgettable — Róisín Leggett Bohan gifts us a poetry of witness, care, wildness, and discovery. I cherish the exquisite tenderness of this chapbook. We Fall We Carry announces an astonishing new voice in Irish poetry.”– Annemarie Ní Churreáin “Poems of fierce tenderness about caregiving, grief, and the body — rooted in Cork and litContinue reading “We Fall We Carry”

Delighted to have two poems feature in issue 21 of Banshee. Huge thanks to Jessica Traynor, Eimear Ryan, Laura Cassidy and all at Banshee.

So lovely to be shortlisted for the Martín Crawford Award alongside exceptional poets. A multiverse of thanks to the judges Dawn Watson and Kathleen McCracken, whose work I admire deeply and to all the fab crew of Belfast Book Festival and the Crescent Arts Centre.

Thrilled to have a poem in issue 148 of Poetry Ireland Review. Doubly delighted that Sineád Morrissey is the editor of this issue. I will be reading at ILFD for the launch on the 19th of May at 6 pm. Tickets are free and are available here.

A huge honour to be chosen as the featured poet by The Stinging Fly’s poetry editor, Annemarie Ní Churreáin. Six new poems appear in this summer issue of Volume 2, Issue 54, among a stellar cast of writers.