Enda Coyle-Green, Feilim James, & Hilary Bow

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Recorded30 Apr 2025

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This episode is a celebration of verse, marking Poetry Day Ireland—an annual, island-wide tribute to poetry taking place this year on May 1st with the theme “May Day!” We’re joined by acclaimed poet Enda Coyle-Green, whose work was selected by Poetry Ireland as part of their official Poetry Day collection. Also on the show: poet and playwright Feilim James and singer-songwriter Hilary Bow, who share what poetry means to them and reveal some of their favourite poems. Discover more at poetryireland.ie.Recorded at Dublin South FMhttps://smashingtimes.ie/https://dublinsouthfm.ie/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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