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FESTIVAL OF WILD ATLANTIC WRITING in the footsteps of Ted Hughes To be held at Doonreagan, Cashel, Co. Galway, Ireland October 27th-29th, 2017. doonreagan@gmail.com Tel: 00353 95 31049 Click here for: WILD ATLANTIC WRITING PROGRAMME
September 12, 2017
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Buy The Galway Review 5 If you’d like to buy The Galway Review 5 anthology you can do it online now. The book costs €15 (including postage and packing). We will happily ship to anywhere in the world. If you will have … Continue reading
April 1, 2017
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Wally Swist’s books include Huang Po and the Dimensions of Love (Southern Illinois University Press, 2012); The Daodejing: A New Interpretation, with David Breeden and Steven Schroeder (Lamar University Literary Press, 2015); and Invocation (Lamar University Literary Press, 2015). His … Continue reading
June 19, 2016
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A Tribal Vision Volume 1
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Aoibheann McCann is a native of County Donegal. She moved to Galway in 1992 where she attended NUIG.She published her first poem in 1995 in The Edge and went on to write the ‘Blow-In’s Guide to Galway’ column in Xposed … Continue reading
July 17, 2015
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Pat Mullan was born in Ireland and has lived in England, Canada and the USA. He is a graduate of St. Columb’s College, Northwestern University and the State University of New York. Formerly a banker, he now lives in Connemara, … Continue reading
July 5, 2015
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For the third year running The Galway Review printed edition 3 is now available over the counter in Charlie Byrne’s bookshop in Middle Street Galway. It is said by many that digital technology will never replace the feel and look … Continue reading
June 6, 2015
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The Galway Review, in association with the Ardilaun Hotel, is inviting its readers to book their Cúirt literary festival accommodation with the hotel directly – http://www.theardilaunhotel.ie. It is situated close to the city centre and near venues that will host … Continue reading
March 25, 2015
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Interview: Matt Mooney Click Here
Interview: Matt Mooney Click Here
Heartiest congratulations to the team of Cúirt International Festival of Literature on the launch of their comprehensive programme this evening,(March 10th, 2015), for the upcoming festival, (21st – 27th April 2015). If the programme, it might be better described as a … Continue reading
March 10, 2015
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The 8th of December in Ireland is traditionally a shopping day. We are inviting our diaspora (and others!) to pre-book the purchase of the third printed edition of The Galway Review any day and by way of a Thank You … Continue reading
December 8, 2014
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The Galway Review 3 (Printed Edition pre-sales)
Our Irish and diasporic benefactors whose names include, Mooney, Mullan, Mahoney, Chapman, Kenny, Kennedy, Garvey who have already ordered editions of the printed version of the Galway Review 3 which will be available in January. It will be a bumper … Continue reading
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