‘Achill: The Island’ reviewed in The Irish Catholic
Peter Costello John F. Deane is that rarity, a modern Irish poet deeply inspired in his poetry by what he calls in his introduction “the
Celebrating the ‘creative spirit’ on Achill island
Capacity crowd attends launch of a book of Achill poetry and paintings
‘Achill: The Island’ reviewed in Mayo News
Ciara Moynihan The dramatic land and seascapes of Achill have long inspired writers and artists of international renown, from Paul Henry to Camille Souter. The
‘Underbelly’ of Irish rural life revealed
Atmospheric photos capture aspects of Irish life increasingly lost to modernisation
‘Dark Ireland’ reviewed in The Irish Examiner
Dan Buckley In his poem Dark Ireland, Patrick Kavanagh speaks about the Irish as a “dark people, our eyes ever turned inward”. Saying the rosary
‘The Kilderry Files’ reviewed in The Irish Catholic
J. Anthony Gaughan This novel is set in the pre-and post-Vatican II period. An elderly Irish bishop dies and his successor discovers in his papers
‘Joyce County’ reviewed in The Irish Times
Terence Killeen This is a very affecting, admirably thorough account of the connections between James Joyce, the Joyce family and Galway. The most obvious and
‘A Portrait of Connemara’ reviewed in the North County Leader
A Portrait of Connemara is the first publication of the professional photographer Mark Joyce, a native of Connemara. The book which is both professional and