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A Burial

Ambiguous Silences? By Alex Pryce

Ruth Hooley, poet and feminist activist, observed that in 1985 wo

Introduction to the anthology Word of Mouth By Ruth Hooley (Carr)

This anthology is a celebration of women’s voices. While the po

Introduction to The Female Line: Northern Irish Women Writers By Ruth Hooley (Carr)

We are living in a decade which has seen the setting up and expan

Seeing Things By Paula Cunningham

At the Winter Park ski-holiday reunion who swans in only Stevie w

Hats By Paula Cunningham

This year I tried on voices just like hats. Whore hat Bored ha

Geography and Sweetshops By Paula Cunningham

Lisfannon, Buncrana, Bunduff, Mullaghmore, Rossnowlagh. The best

Cats - A Retrospective By Paula Cunningham

I believe to have one dog is better than a hundred thousand cats

Bad News from Home By Gráinne Tobin

Just to be there would not be enough: To stop at neighbours’ ga

Till Only The Eyes Are Left

By Janet Shepperson

By James Simmons

By Gráinne Tobin

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A Burial

Ambiguous Silences? By Alex Pryce

Introduction to the anthology Word of Mouth By Ruth Hooley (Carr)

Introduction to The Female Line: Northern Irish Women Writers By Ruth Hooley (Carr)

Seeing Things By Paula Cunningham

Hats By Paula Cunningham

Geography and Sweetshops By Paula Cunningham

Cats - A Retrospective By Paula Cunningham

Bad News from Home By Gráinne Tobin

Till Only The Eyes Are Left

By Janet Shepperson

Tremors

By Janet Shepperson

Claudy

By James Simmons

For Jan Betley

By James Simmons

From the Irish

By James Simmons

Lament for a Dead Policeman

By James Simmons

Protestant Courts Catholic

By James Simmons

The Ballad of Gerry Kelly: Newsagent

By James Simmons

Ulster Says Yes

By James Simmons

Rural Retreat

By Gráinne Tobin

Bad News from Home

By Gráinne Tobin

Bradford-On-Avon, Wiltshire, August 6th

By Gráinne Tobin