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Young Galway Poet to Read at Brighton Poetry Festival Following Limerick Poetry Slam Triumph galway |
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 Saturday October 21, 2006 15:16 by poetry news
 Young County Galway poet Miceál Kearney, who only started writing seriously just over a year ago, has won the inaugural Cuisle Limerick City International Poetry Festival Slam. Micéal was born in 1980. He works on the family farm in County Galway. He has recently had poems accepted for publication in both The Cork Literary Review and The Shop. In September Micéal was a Featured Reader at the Over The Edge: Open Reading in Galway City Library. His work has been described in The Galway Advertiser as “unbelievable”. Micéal’s prize for winning the Limerick Slam is a trip to read at the Brighton Poetry Festival in May 2007. He is currently taking part in a poetry workshop at Galway Arts Centre facilitated by Kevin Higgins. |
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Jump To Comment: 1Could Galway writers please start a blog or BBS elsewhere and stop cluttering up and bringing down indymedia with their petty squabbles and blatant advertisments for their gigs.
Artists...sheesh! They can be so up their own asses sometimes, you'd think the world revolved around them the way they go on.