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Irish Poetry
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Still Life (Paperback)€11.99Following Ciaran Carson's diagnosis with incurable lung cancer in March of this year Still Life stares mortality in the face. A book of uncommon bravery, it is a hymn to art and to the ordinary beauties of a blessed life.
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Still Life (Hardback)€18.50Following Ciaran Carson's diagnosis with incurable lung cancer in March of this year Still Life stares mortality in the face. A book of uncommon bravery, it is a hymn to art and to the ordinary beauties of a blessed life.
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Donegal Tarantella€11.99This sixth collection by one of Carcanet's most celebrated Irish poets gathers together lyric poems musing on history, on archaeology, geology and on the deep need of the human spirit to find expression in music and song.
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Marine Cloud Brightening€11.95There will be an empty setting at the already laid table: it is his.
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Marine Cloud Brightening (Hardback)€18.99There will be an empty setting at the already laid table: it is his.
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John Montague: Selected Poems 1961-2017€13.90Poems by John Montague, admired and loved, long ago etched themselves in the consciousness and culture of Ireland.
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Selected Poems 1961-2017€20.00Poems by John Montague, admired and loved, long ago etched themselves in the consciousness and culture of Ireland.
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The Gravity Wave€11.99‘Peter Sirr draws on the classics — Homer, Catullus, Sappho — to ask if we, in comparison, live in a disenchanted world: Diminished? Really? Gods don’t hold us, the temples wither, the priests are all in sales but the sun still shines, the oxen low and the winedark sea is still as dark as wine.
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The Last Peacock€10.00Lucy Collins praised Gerald Dawe’s poetry for ‘the seriousness of its engagement with acts of remembering.