Tag: Aoife Reilly

• A Celebration of Women’s Poetry for International Women’s Day 2015

  Role reversal by Nessa O’Mahony   after Eavan Boland   There will come a time, mother, when the transformed spring opens up and the charioteer holds out a hand; he might have my father’s face, might not; his gestures might be gentle or rough as he eases you into a space made ready and shows […]

  Chris Murray

  March 7, 2015

  A Saturday Woman Poet, Contemporary Irish Women Poets, How Words Play, International Women’s Day , Poetry, Small Books

  Alice Lyons, Aoife Reilly, Christine Murray, International Women’s Day 2015, IWD, IWD2015, Mary Cecil, nessa o’mahony, new poetry, Poets, Shirley McClure

• ‘Encounters with a Hare’ and other poems by Aoife Reilly

  Encounters with a Hare A fighter with grace and fertility magical helper in the unexpected moment of my early morning backyard smoke and scribbles. I know it means something when we meet. I wonder about your tunnel vision if you see me, seeing you, what you’re a sign of. Will it rain, what’s the right […]

  Chris Murray

  January 10, 2015

  25 Pins in a packet women creators, Small Books

  A Saturday Woman Poet, Aoife Reilly, new poetry, Over The Edge