An enthusiastic panel of poets and professors sat down in the Martin Harris Centre this Monday to recite and discuss the incomparable work of the revered and beloved Irish poet in the wake of an extensive new collection of his poetry being released.

In a display of jingoistic euphoria, KNEECAP tear up New Century with an electric set in Manchester. Moving into the venue, up a set of stairs, and into the main room, the anticipation is palpable. Looking around, it’s not hard to spot an audience member wearing an Irish football shirt, brandishing a flag or with […]

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