Revival 13 is now available, to purchase on-line go to http://www.revivalpress.ie/

Call for submissions Issue 14 of Revival.
Revival, the poetry journal of the WhiteHousePoets, is calling for submissions from local, national and international poets for the next issue which will be published in Limerick, Jan 2010 .The deadline for submissions is: 30th Nov 2009
Email submissions to: revival1@eircom.net
By Post to: Revival, Moravia, Glenmore Ave., Roxboro Rd., Limerick, IrelandSee submissions guidelines at:

http://revivalpoetrybook.blogspot.com/2006/07/revival-journal-of-contemporary-poetry.html
Please note that due to the amount of responses we receive for each issue it is impossible to publish every piece that is submitted to us…we do endeavour to contact every person who expresses an interest in Revival but at busy times please bare with us!

LAUNCH OF ISSUE 12 OF REVIVAL will take place

Wed 15th July 2009 at 9.00pm at the White House, Limerick.

Copies are now available at €7.00.
To purchase or subscribe: email revivalpress@eircom.net or visit http://www.revivalpress.ie/

Call for submissions Issue 13 of Revival.

Revival, the poetry journal of the WhiteHousePoets, is calling for submissions from local, national and international poets for the next issue which will be published in Limerick, April 2009 .The deadline for submissions is: 31st Aug 2009

Email submissions to: revival1@eircom.net

By Post to: Revival, Moravia, Glenmore Ave., Roxboro Rd., Limerick, IrelandSee submissions guidelines at:http://revivalpoetrybook.blogspot.com/2006/07/revival-journal-of-contemporary-poetry.html

Please note that due to the amount of responses we receive for each issue it is impossible to publish every piece that is submitted to us…we do endeavour to contact every person who expresses an interest in Revival but at busy times please bare with us!

LAUNCH OF ISSUE 11 OF REVIVAL will place Wed 22nd April 2009 at 9.00pm at the White House, Limerick.
Copies are now available at €7.00.

To purchase or subscribe: email revivalpress@eircom.net or visit http://www.revivalpress.ie/

Call for submissions Issue 12 of Revival.

Revival, the poetry journal of the WhiteHousePoets, is calling for submissions from local, national and international poets for the next issue which will be published in Limerick, April 2009 .The deadline for submissions is: NOW CLOSED

Email submissions to: revival1@eircom.netBy Post to: Revival, Moravia, Glenmore Ave., Roxboro Rd., Limerick, IrelandSee submissions guidelines at:http://revivalpoetrybook.blogspot.com/2006/07/revival-journal-of-contemporary-poetry.html
Please note that due to the amount of responses we receive for each issue it is impossible to publish every piece that is submitted to us…we do endeavour to contact every person who expresses an interest in Revival but at busy times please bare with us!
Labels: Poetry Revival Limerick Ireland
Labels: Poetry Revival Limerick Ireland

LAUNCH OF ISSUE 10 OF REVIVAL will place Wed 21st 2009 at 9.00pm at the White House, Limerick.

Copies are now available at €7.00.
To purchase or subscribe: email revivalpress@eircom.net or visit http://www.revivalpress.ie/

Call for submissions Issue 11 of Revival.

Revival, the poetry journal of the WhiteHousePoets, is calling for submissions from local, national and international poets for the next issue which will be published in Limerick, April 2009 .The deadline for submissions is: 28th Feb 2009

Email submissions to: revival1@eircom.net
By Post to: Revival, Moravia, Glenmore Ave., Roxboro Rd., Limerick, Ireland
See submissions guidelines at:http://revivalpoetrybook.blogspot.com/2006/07/revival-journal-of-contemporary-poetry.html

Please note that due to the amount of responses we receive for each issue it is impossible to publish every piece that is submitted to us…we do endeavour to contact every person who expresses an interest in Revival but at busy times please bare with us! Preference is given to poets who have not appeared in previous editions of Revival.

Labels: Poetry Revival Limerick Ireland

Poetry Workshop at Limerick Writers' Centre
Sat 25th Oct 10.00am to 12.00noon


Aspiring poets are invited to participate in a Poetry Workshop with poet Tim Cunningham at the Limerick Writers’ Centre, 12 Barrington Street, Limerick Sat 25th Oct 2008 starting at 10.00am and running to 12.00 noon. Those interested are asked to contact Dominic Taylor at 087 2996409 or email limerickwriterscentre@gmail.com Fee €10.00.

Tim Cunningham was born in Limerick in 1942 and educated at Limerick C.B.S. and Birkbeck College, London. He has lived in Limerick, Tipperary, Dublin, Trowbridge, London, Newark (Delaware) and, presently, Billericay. He has published and read widely. His first collection, ‘Don Marcelino’s Daughter’ was published by Peterloo Poets in 2001 and reprinted in 2002 and 2004. His second collection ‘Unequal Thirds’ was published in 2006, again by Peterloo. His new collection, Kyrie, is shortly to be published (Oct 16th) by Revival Press - the imprint of the White House Poets. ‘Kyrie’, is firmly rooted in nineteen fifties’ Ireland – De Valera’s Ireland – a place and time, apparently so distant now, when religion permeated almost every aspect of life. And it is the lives that are celebrated here, with their pieties, loves, frustrations and hopes, the perennial human condition woven into the sacraments and liturgies of the everyday. Not quite the Limerick of Angela’s Ashes but nevertheless Tim Cunningham has continued on where Frank Mc Court left off but this time in poetry and verse.

Revival Press and the White House Poets to launch Tim Cunningham's new book of poems in October.

Limerick-born Tim Cunningham’s third poetry collection, ‘Kyrie’, is firmly rooted in nineteen fifties’ Ireland – De Valera’s Ireland – a place and time, apparently so distant now, when religion permeated almost every aspect of life. And it is the lives that are celebrated here, with their pieties, loves, frustrations and hopes, the perennial human condition woven into the sacraments and liturgies of the everyday. Not quite the Limerick of Angela's Ashes but nevertheless Tim Cunningham has continued on where Frank Mc Court left off but this time in poetry and verse.

These poems should be enjoyed not only by regular poetry readers but by anybody interested in the history and culture of a country in an era of profound and unrelenting change.

Author is available for interview/readings: contact mailto:mrevivalpress@eircom.net or at 087 2996409

Other Revival Press titles go to: https://sites.google.com/site/revivalpress/

More Info: or to order an advance copy email revivalpress@eircom.net

Dear Poets

Many thanks to all of you who submitted your work for consideration for Issue 8 of Revival and for giving us such a high overall standard, also thanks for supporting White House Poetry ventures.

The deadline for submissions for Issue 9 is 31st August 2008.

Remember if you are ever in Limerick drop in any Wednesday night to Ireland's liveliest and longest-running poetry venue and participate in our open-mic session.

Good luck for the rest of 2008
Dominic Taylor