How do we make sense of the contemporary poem? Are there strategies we might find helpful? Prof Paul Muldoon leads an open discussion series, from Jan 24th.  All are welcome. The only prerequisite? An open mind. Reserve your seat here.  eventbrite.ie/e/how-to-read-…

Wonderful to see a lovely review of Prof. Frank Ormsby's The World Unmade in the Irish Times recently. The latest edition of The Poet's Chair is listed in The Irish Times' 'Books that should be on your reading list' Available nationwide and at ucdpress.ie

“The Accused stares in silence into his hands…” ~ from ‘The Willow Forest’, a poem-sequence by Frank Ormsby (published in our 2015 issue) 📚 irishpages.org/product/after-… Bloodaxe Books IrelandChairOfPoetry Irish Literary Times

Ireland Professor of Poetry Paul Muldoon, will give a reading of his recent poems in the Museum of Literature Ireland, on February 1st at 7pm. 💫 The event sold out instantly, but please keep an eye on our website for more upcoming lectures and events. 💫

Six tickets available for How to Read a Poem with Prof. Paul Muldoon in the Long Room Hub in Trinity tomorrow at 5pm. DM or email [email protected] if you would like come along 💫

Ten tickets available for How to Read a Poem with Prof Paul Muldoon Feb 7th at 5 pm please DM or email [email protected] to secure your seat Poetry Ireland Trinity Long Room Hub 💫

The call for submissions to the 2024 Ireland Chair of Poetry Student Awards is now open! Open to students studying Master’s degrees in Creative Writing or Poetry Queen's University Belfast 🎓 Trinity College Dublin or University College Dublin Forms available via our website 💫 Deadline for submissions is 5pm Fri 22 March 💫

The call for submissions to the Ireland Chair of Poetry Travel Award 2024 is now open! Submission guidelines and application form are available via our website. The deadline for submissions is 5pm March 22nd 💫 Poetry Ireland Queen's University Belfast 🎓 Trinity College Dublin University College Dublin

The deadline for the Ireland Chair of Poetry Student Award has been extended to Friday April 5th at 5pm 📚 Thanks for all your submissions so far! 📚 Poetry Ireland University College Dublin @trinitycollegedublin @qubelfast @artscouncilireland @artscouncilni

The deadline for the Ireland Chair of Poetry Travel Award has been extended to Friday April 5th at 5pm ☁️ Thank you for all your submissions so far! ☁️ Poetry Ireland @artscouncilni @artscouncilireland @qubelfast @trinitycollegedublin University College Dublin

A great opportunity for footloose Irish poets! Do apply.

A lecture by Prof Paul Muldoon entitled Make Like a Bird will take place in Queen’s University, Belfast, on 2nd May, 2024   This is a free event but demand will be high, and registration is essential Register to attend here: eventbrite.ie/e/make-like-a-… More info on our website💫

The Ireland Chair of Poetry is delighted to announce the winners of the 2024 Student Award to the following students:   Kali Joy Cramer Ruby Eastwood Kate Morgan Judy O’Kane Babita Sharma Alexis VanDusen Read more here irelandchairofpoetry.org/ireland-chair-… ✨

⭐️The Ireland Chair of Poetry has announced the winners of the 2024 Student Award⭐️ IrelandChairOfPoetry Poetry Ireland booksirelandmagazine.com/winners-of-the… via Books Ireland

I'm very happy about this. Thank you to Paul Muldoon and Ireland Chair of Poetry for enabling my obsession with horse statues

We are delighted to announce Susannah Dickey as the winner of the 2024 Travel Award. Susannah will receive an award of £2000 to facilitate her journey to Prague to engage with the work of David Černý ✨

The Trustees of the Ireland Chair of Poetry are delighted to announce Scott McKendry as the recipient of the 2024 Poet of Promise Bursary. Read more on our website: irelandchairofpoetry.org/2024-ireland-c…

An Attempt at Re-exhausting a Place in Paris, to read a summary of Dane Holt's experience in Place Saint-Sulpice as ICOP Travel Award winner 2023 visit our website irelandchairofpoetry.org/an-attempt-at-… Queen's University Belfast 🎓 University College Dublin Trinity College Dublin Poetry Ireland The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon Arts Council of Northern Ireland

The Ireland Chair of Poetry is delighted to host a poetry reading by Professor Michael Longley in the Great Hall Queen’s Uni on Wednesday 11 Sept at 7 pm The reading will mark the publication by Jonathan Cape of Michael Longley’s ‘Ash Keys: New Selected Poems’ All welcome✨

More tickets just released for Michael Longley's reading in QUB on 11th Sept. Register for your seat on Eventbrite: eventbrite.ie/e/ash-keys-new…