I am so at home in Dublin, more than any other city, that I feel it has always been familiar to me. It took me years to see through its soft charm to its bitter prickly kernel - which I quite like too.

Louis MacNeice

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Life in the Ghost Dog

Life in the Ghost Dog

Tim Murphy

A collection in which many poems are akin to well-worked short stories

Against the Grain

Against the Grain

Deirdre Hines

Poems marked by fierce imagination and enlivened by puckish wit

Moonlight and Stars

Moonlight and Stars

Enda Wyley

Two new poetry collections from Louise Callaghan and Jean O’Brien

Poems from the Lake

Poems from the Lake

Éamon Mag Uidhir

The compassionate vision and literary mastery of Eleanor Hooker

The Stendhal of Norfolk

The Stendhal of Norfolk

Thomas McCarthy

New poetry volumes from Annemarie Ní Churreáin and George Szirtes

A Solo Dancer

A Solo Dancer

Fióna Bolger

A poetic memory key, a USB to retrieve a long and well-lived life

At last to Ithaca

At last to Ithaca

Harry Clifton

Derek Mahon: a poetic style balanced between levity and profundity

Preaching Poppycock

Preaching Poppycock

William Wall

Yeats’s authoritarianism: the Rapallo circle and Italian fascism

Family Troubles

Family Troubles

Tanvi Roberts

Nobel laureate Louise Glück’s poetic use of figures from Greek mythology

Caldron Bubble

Caldron Bubble

Dick Edelstein

Where the line that separates our lives from chaos seems alarmingly thin

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