Trumpet 2: 'Yesterday there were things to be done. Now, nothing. It closes in' features Myles Dungan reviewing war poetry, Tara Bergin's take on persona poetry, an essay on The Poet and the City by Maurice Harmon, Thomas McCarthy's assessment of new books from Patrick Deeley and
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Trumpet 7: 'You and your strange ways' features Roger McGough as he celebrates the fiftieth birthday of The Mersey Sound, still one of the best-selling poetry anthologies of all time; Duke Special writes about putting Michael Longley to music. Máighréad Medbh uses fragments of th
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Trumpet 6: 'No pandas no polar bears no ice no dice' features Hear this Robert Zimmerman, reflections on favourite Bob Dylan lyrics by writers and musicians; an "Open Letter from Ghetto na Gaeilge" by Caitlín Nic Íomhair; reviews of work by Tara Bergin, Jane Clarke, Adam Crothers
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Trumpet 5: 'plum tree - flowering too in the eye of the bullfinch', is an extended issue, features reviews of work by Breda Wall Ryan, Christodoulos Makris, and the anthology Once Upon A Place, edited by Eoin Colfer; Enda Coyle-Greene taking apart and putting back together her po
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