Issue: Summer - 1995
Issue: Summer - 1995
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''How things begin to happen': Notes on Eiléan Ní' (Nonfiction - page 450)
A Fire in My Head; Heart of Hearts; Almost Forty; (Poetry - page 679)
A Note on Irish Publishing (Nonfiction - page 633)
A Snail in My Prime (Poetry - page 691)
Acts and Monuments of an Unelected Nation: The Cailleach Writes about the Renaissance (Nonfiction - page 570)
Border Sick-Call (Nonfiction - page 409)
Burbles (Poetry - page 515)
Chair; Milk (Poetry - page 618)
Ciaran Carson's Parturient Partition: The Crack in MacNeice's More Than Glass (Nonfiction - page 536)
'Daphne agus Apollo' ('Daphne and Apollo') 'Na Murúcha ag Ní a Gceann' ('The Marianne Faithful Hairdo') 'An Mhurúch san Ospidéal' ('The Mermaid in the Labour Ward') 'Na Murúcha agus an Litríocht' ('The Merfolk and the Written Word') (Poetry - page 432)
'Daphne agus Apollo' ('Daphne and Apollo') 'Na Murúcha ag Ní a Gceann' ('The Marianne Faithful Hairdo') 'An Mhurúch san Ospidéal' ('The Mermaid in the Labour Ward') 'Na Murúcha agus an Litríocht' ('The Merfolk and the Written Word') (translation) (Poetry - page 432)
Economic Pressure; Vermont Aisling (Poetry - page 751)
Entering the Mare; Grooming (Poetry - page 519)
Era's End; Memory of Sunday (Poetry - page 472)
Era's End; Memory of Sunday (translation) (Poetry - page 472)
Field System, Church Island (Poetry - page 739)
Firefly; Visit to Mount Jerome; Lake; Early Morning (Poetry - page 746)
'Foliage Ceiling Rose' ('Rós Síleála Duilleogach') 'Operation Market Garden' ('Feachtas Gharraí an Mhargaidh') (Poetry - page 444)
'Foliage Ceiling Rose' ('Rós Síleála Duilleogach') 'Operation Market Garden' ('Feachtas Gharraí an Mhargaidh') (translation) (Poetry - page 444)
Hag Mothers and New Horizons (Nonfiction - page 503)
Home (Poetry - page 741)
In Celebration of the Irish Language (Nonfiction - page 772)
Inhabited by a Song; As If; Maybe There's Somebody; Dreaming Me; Loneliness; Hunt (Poetry - page 468)
Inhabited by a Song; As If; Maybe There's Somebody; Dreaming Me; Loneliness; Hunt (translation) (Poetry - page 468)
Irish Bards and American Audiences (Nonfiction - page 757)
Last Night's Fun (Nonfiction - page 499)
Love's Equal Realm (Nonfiction - page 562)
Mary Hogan's Quatrains (Poetry - page 476)
Mary Hogan's Quatrains (translation) (Poetry - page 476)
Modern Irish Poetry: Some Notes by an Outsider (Nonfiction - page 696)
Moon Street; Ghosts (Poetry - page 523)
My Mother's Burial (Poetry - page 474)
My Mother's Burial (translation) (Poetry - page 474)
Orpheus in Ireland: On Brian Merriman's The Midnight Court (Nonfiction - page 786)
Penance; The Miracle (Poetry - page 526)
Second Class Relics; Passive Smoking (Poetry - page 517)
Shakespeare; Symmetry; Angle (Poetry - page 481)
Shakespeare; Symmetry; Angle (translation) (Poetry - page 481)
Site; Inner Cities (Poetry - page 621)
Spiders; Traditional Music (Poetry - page 687)
The Destruction of Poetic Habitat (Nonfiction - page 404)
The Dry Cleaners; Ivory & Water; Phoenix (Poetry - page 754)
The Girl Who Married the Reindeer (Poetry - page 615)
The Hag of Beare (Nonfiction - page 401)
The Otter Woman (Poetry - page 689)
The Parish and the Dream: Heaney and America, 1969-1987 (Nonfiction - page 726)
The Riddle of the Sands (Poetry - page 531)
The Sea; Russian; The Compromise (Poetry - page 683)
The Shannon Estuary Welcomes the Fish (Poetry - page 480)
The Shannon Estuary Welcomes the Fish (translation) (Poetry - page 480)
The Siege of Derry (Poetry - page 626)
The Silken Robe; Fionnuala (Poetry - page 529)
The Swing (Poetry - page 676)
The Temptation of Phillida (Poetry - page 624)
The Waiting Deputies; Snap Election (Poetry - page 743)
Troubled Thoughts: Poetry Politics in Contemporary Ireland (Nonfiction - page 639)
Underdeveloped Comedy: Patrick Kavanagh (Nonfiction - page 714)
Western (Poetry - page 628)
Where Women Pray and Judge; Time for Breaking; I Wonder Now What Distance (Poetry - page 629)
Wrestling with Hartnett (Poetry - page 655)
Writing in Modern Irish––A Benign Anachronism? (Nonfiction - page 424)
Writing the Political Poem in Ireland (Nonfiction - page 485)
