(An Irish-language title) This collection is a collaboration between two different artists working in two different mediums. Kathleen Furey's images of loss and separation provide a counterpoint to Louis de Paor's poems which struggle constantly...
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(An Irish-language title) This collection is a collaboration between two different artists working in two different mediums. Kathleen Furey's images of loss and separation provide a counterpoint to Louis de Paor's poems which struggle constantly towards light and redemption. The man who speaks to us in the poems is on the brink of middle age. Behind him stand those who have gone before, ushering him on his way and shortening the road ahead. When he looks at those who are still young and innocent he finds it strange that they do not see the shadows that gather around them. Yet, the hope that c
Blackberries; Sméara Dubha; Cycle; Rothar Mór an tSaoil; Past Master; Máistir Dána; Deichtine's Daughter; Iníon Deichtine; Catwoman; Catbhean; Archaeology; Seandálaíocht; Aprés Gerry Murphy; Aithris ar Ghearóid Óg Ó Murchú; The story so far; An scéal go dtí seo; Trees; Cranndacht; Geography; Tíreolas; The First Time; An Chéad Uair; The Next Time; An Chéad Uair Eile; The Nominative Case; An Tuiseal Ainmneach; Salem, Oregon; Salem, Oregon; Sunset; Dul Faoi na Gréine; Speckled Love; Grá Riabhach; Conspiracy of Eyes; Comhcheilg na Súl; Pantomime; Geamaireacht; Showers; Ceathanna; The Painter
An PéintéirUachtar Ard, Nollaig 2000; Uachtar Ard, Nollaig 2000; Morning; Ar Maidin; Alba; Alba; Gospel; Focaldeoch; Asthma; Asma; After the revolution; Tar éis na réabhlóide; Malignancy; Cancar; The Singer; An tAmhránaí
