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... \hoghill: The ford of the yew tree THE making of poetry is not dead, as has been proved by Mr. Andy McFetridge of Ahoghill. He wrote these thirty-five verses in June 1987, updating the observations of Bobby Stewart which are included in the book about ...
... P. 3 which teaches art, engineering, C.D.T. and maths. Pupils are also shown how to use new technology. Writing their own poetry with word processors will ensure that they are now ‘computer friendly’. T ...
... the curriculum include the Belfast naturalists; the townland bards; thehrlaceof lore in Gaelic poetry; Rathlin and Michael McLaverty; landscape in Ulster poetry; country and city in Hewitt's wn:lnif Activities will include a guided walk in the Glens; films; ...
... Third Hewitt School in the Glens lore in Gaelic poetry; Rathlin and Michael McLaverty; landscape in Ulster poetry; country and city in Hewitt's writing. Activities will include a guided walk in the Glens; films; an art exhibition; an on-site bookshop; ...
... suki]ect matter. poems will be judged entirely on merit and the final selection will take place in late May. Poetry Now exists solely to promote poetry, traditional and contemporary, to the widest possible audience. This will ensure that the anthology, which ...
... Angelus. 6.01 Iris '9O. One of Dublin's best-kept secrets - a mediaeval monastery in the middle of a warehouse; a new book of poetry by Pearse Hutchinson, and Robert Ballagh works on a poster of Neison. 6.30 The Cosby Show. 6.55 Wild Westerns. & : 8.00 Murder ...
... to Sunday, August “Turning to the Landscape”, and accordingly speakers will lecture on such topics as “Landscape in Ulster Poetry”, “The Glens of Antrim”, and “Robert Lloyd Prager and Irish Natural History”. Lecturers include Martyn Anglesea (Ulster Mu- ...
... This vear's theme is “Turning to the Landscape”, and accordingly speakers will lecture on such topics as “Landscape in Ulster Poetry”, “The Glens of Antrim”, and “Robert Lloyd Prager and Irish Natural History. Lecturers include Martyn Anglesea (Ulster Museum) ...
... will be fit to tell you that this means: “Look at the flies (scran equal eat, flies eat you) round the girl’s head! Sheer poetry. That Shakespeare boy will have to Marilyn! ...
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... which never did cease, We say, “‘Grateful thanks to you Master McNeice. For your writing and interest and local diary, For poetry fair and wee “Billy Garvey, For your profile large and cue so precise We say, “‘Grateful thanks to you Master McNeice. For ...
... Poetry please POETRY lovers now have October the chance to hear their ‘Poetry Please’ will also favourite pieces on the feature a guest poet, BBC Radio 4 - and the Paul Durcan, whose lat- Beeb are calling for local ~ est work has just been listeners to ...