Poetry Ireland Review Issue 118 : The Rising GenerationOne hundred years after a poets revolution helped found the Republic, Poetry Ireland Review: The Rising Generation features poems and prose from Irelands new generation of poets. Thirty six poets who have published a first collection or pamphlet in the past five years will be represented by two poems each and by an essay that responds to an original and probing questionnaire about their poetic practice and values. Poetry Ireland Review: The Rising

Alex Hopkins

Dai George on Form and Grief in Glyn Jones’s 'Bindweed'

The star-crossed lovers are always afraid of discovery as a school-girl fantasy turns into an X-rated nightmare

Further selections were edited by Franco Fortini in 1974 and Franco Vitelli in 1978 and 1982

but one which seeks to address the subjects which have engaged his attention over the years - England

Each screenplay is adapted from a novel of the same name

where she teaches at The Loft

thinking Of what he'd seen

Patrick Moran's second collection of poetry

The translator

reflects how that small Alsatian city is now one of our capitals and how

Patricia Monaghan