Lucy Collins (@lcollins232) 's Twitter Profile
Lucy Collins

@lcollins232

Reader, Writer. Not doing much Arithmetic. Author Contemporary Irish Women Poets @LivUniPress. Associate Professor @ucddublin. Opinions few, but my own.

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Danielle Clarke 🏳️‍🌈🇮🇪🚲 (@rhetorician) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I can think of about 20 women poets/academics/literary critics - many of whom wear all of these hats - who could speak authoritatively about #eavanboland but now, we have Diarmuid Ferriter yet again Today with Claire Byrne

MoLI – Museum of Literature Ireland (@moli_museum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We were delighted to welcome writer Seán Hewitt Seán Hewitt to the museum today to read an extract of De Profundis to mark 170 years since the birth of Oscar Wilde, as well as the announcement of a new exhibition on Wilde which will run from March 2025.

We were delighted to welcome writer Seán Hewitt <a href="/seanehewitt/">Seán Hewitt</a> to the museum today to read an extract of De Profundis to mark 170 years since the birth of Oscar Wilde, as well as the announcement of a new exhibition on Wilde which will run from March 2025.
Estate of Seamus Heaney (@seamusheaneyest) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wishing our dear friend Paul Durcan a happy 80th birthday - and in gratitude for the brilliant poetic gifts he has given us over the decades. Here he is with SH in 1992. Pic by FRANK MILLER and The Irish Times

Wishing our dear friend Paul Durcan a happy 80th birthday - and in gratitude for the brilliant poetic gifts he has given us over the decades. Here he is with SH in 1992. Pic by <a href="/millerfrank1/">FRANK MILLER</a> and <a href="/IrishTimes/">The Irish Times</a>
Lucy Collins (@lcollins232) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Loved talking to the wonderful Dr Victoria Kennefick (She/Her)🍉 about her latest collection #Egg/shell, her evolving writing practice, women’s bodies (again!) and all kinds of wildness. She’s brilliant! #Irishpoetry Carcanet Press

Caroline Kennedy (@ckennedypr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Well worth listening to @KathleenMacM & @roisiningle discuss why the naming of Mary Lavin Place at Wilton Park is so important. ✍️Open to the public from this afternoon as well as the newly restored one-acre Victorian Park. Meticulous work from @IPUT_plc 👏 #marylavinplace

University College Dublin (@ucddublin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

💙💛 Professor Tom Garvin: 1944 - 2024 With deep sadness, the UCD community mourns the loss of Emeritus Professor Tom Garvin, Professor of Politics at University College Dublin from 1991 - 2008. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam. irishtimes.com/ireland/educat…

President of Ireland (@presidentirl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On Monday night, President Higgins read Paul Durcan's poem ‘The Haulier's Wife Meets Jesus on the Road Near Moone’ as part of the event Paul Durcan: 80 at 80 presented by Poetry Ireland / Éigse Éireann and Gate Theatre to celebrate the poet's 80th birthday

On Monday night, President Higgins read Paul Durcan's poem ‘The Haulier's Wife Meets Jesus on the Road Near Moone’ as part of the event Paul Durcan: 80 at 80 presented by <a href="/poetryireland/">Poetry Ireland / Éigse Éireann</a> and <a href="/GateTheatreDub/">Gate Theatre</a> to celebrate the poet's 80th birthday
Lindsey Hilsum (@lindseyhilsum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Banning UNRWA is not just about allegations of staff members bring connected to Hamas. It’s about the fact that UNRWA legitimises Palestinians’ refugee status and the ‘right to return’ to what is now Israel. There is more to this than meets the eye.

Irish University Review (@irishunireview) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢LATEST ISSUE📢Terry Gunnell explores the collaborative relationships between Irish writers Thomas Crofton Croker & Thomas Keightley, artists Daniel Maclise & William Henry Brooke, & fairy collections, evincing the powerful dimensions artwork gave these stories & beliefs

Irish Literary Times (@irishlittimes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“I can't think of a case where poems changed the world, but what they do is they change people's understanding of what's going on in the world.” ― Seamus Heaney

“I can't think of a case where poems changed the world, but what they do is they change people's understanding of what's going on in the world.”

― Seamus Heaney
Dr Beth Roberts (@lizabethswann) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is APPALLING. Deciding that English Lit degrees are “no longer viable in the current climate” is a disgrace - English Lit teaches empathy, communication & coherence of argument: what will you take from students by denying the opportunity to study it? bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…