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Welcome to The Galway Review literary page. In collaboration with the Galway Advertiser the Galway Review will be publishing a literary page as a feature in the Galway Advertiser each week from now on. Read more… |
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Gerard Hanberry
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 Máire Holmes As Editor-in-chief for The Galway Review, it is a joy to invite you to submit some work. Every consideration will be given in order to accommodate as many writers as possible, from near and far afield! Sharpen the pencil and share your thoughts! Máire Holmes.
‘To be an artist is to fail, as no other dare fail.’ Beckett
In the acid bath
a copper plate
grows dull in turquoise bubbles.
Fumes sway up
from skull thorn-pierced,
shattered shoulder,torn ribspace. More…
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 Tony Hall is a lecturer in NUI Galway. He is a graduate of the University of Limerick (BA Physical Education and English, and PhD Computer Science) and NUI Galway (Master of Information Technology). He recently completed the Postgraduate Award in Teaching Shakespeare with the Royal Shakespeare Company/University of Warwick. He is a former post-primary school teacher of Physical Education, English and ICT. Tony writes poetry, fiction and non-fiction.
Ode to My Rugby Boot
Thou warrior of Connacht’s battlefields,
Thou tattered relic of the season past,…Rad more…
Doonreagan by Ann Henning Jocelyn, directed by Alex Dmitriev, with Flora Montgomery and Daniel Simpson. Workshop Presentation at Doonreagan, Cashel, Co. Galway, Sunday May 26th, at 16.30.Ann Henning Jocelyn had an early playwright debut in her native Sweden whilst completing a degree in Drama. Then, following two years at drama school in London, she worked as an assistant to director Charles Marowitz at his Open Space Theatre in London and appeared in a number of productions there. In January 2014, her new play Only Our Own will have its world premiere at the Arts Theatre in London’s West End. Read more…
Paul Anthony Gibbons – Galatea come to life
 It started in a blur, a beautiful, bewitching blur, as she came out of the sun in a green silk dress, running. Loose tresses of golden brown hair cascading past elegant neck and rounded shoulder. …Read more…
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A printed edition of The Galway Review
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