Sunday, May 9, 2010

A Meath Anthology


Wednesday 30th June will see one of the most important literary events in a long time take place in the Navan Library. On that night a coming together of some of Ireland’s best known poets and writers in the form of an anthology of Meath Writing will happen. The book which has already gone to a second run even before it is launched is expected to become a personal bible for Meath people everywhere. Apart from the well known like William Butler Yeats, Seamus Heaney, John Boyle O’ Reilly and Patrick Kavanagh there is work from some locally known writers including John Quinn , footballer Paddy Meegan, Tommy Murray and Tom French. The book, which costs twenty Euro, has already been ordered by libraries and colleges right across the world. Watch this space for more on this exciting development in Meath’s
Literary history and yes, Mary Lavin and William Rowan Hamilton are there too.

Photograph with Paddy Meegan

Saturday, July 25, 2009

Counting Stained Glass Windows

'Counting Stained Glass Windows' is the title of a new collection of poems by Tommy Murray and published by Lapwing Belfast. It was launched by poet Tom French in the Trim Library on Thursday 20th August at 7pm. The book, which contains a number of prize winning poems retails at 8 Euro, 7.50 from the author

Saturday, February 14, 2009

Building Blocks

Building Blocks is the title of a collection of work by the members of the Meath Junior Writers Group. It will be launched in the Navan Library at 10.30am on Saturday 14th March'
All are welcome too attend and hear these young people read extracts from the book.

Monday, October 20, 2008

Excursions

'Excursions' is a brand new collection of poems by Frank Murphy it sells at 10 euroand is available from this website

Thursday, August 28, 2008

The Irish Picture Postcard


Postcards wanted for publication in a new book due out in 2009. topographical views of any county in Ireland are being sought for this fascinating study. Highest prices for quality views.
Ring 04631747

Sunday, April 20, 2008

Paper trails

Paper Trails is the fourth such collection of young people's poems and short stories to be produced by the Navan Junior Writer's Group. Expected to be launched in June it contains the work of 26 children between the ages of ten and fifteen
It is as usual, published with the help of the County Meath library service and the county Meath Arts Office