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Book Launch: Field Notes by Greg Carey Wed 18th Nov 7.30pm

Book Launch: Field Notes by Greg Carey Wed 18th Nov 7.30pm

Revival Press is delighted to announce the launch of Field Notes, a beautiful new poetry collection by Greg Carey. Field Notes gathers contemplative poems inspired by teh changing seasons, inviting readers to pause, reflect, and rediscover the wonder of the natural world. Rich in observation, mindfulness, and quiet insight, this collection offers a gentle journey through the year and the landscapes within us. Join us for teh launch and celebrate this remarkable new publication. Guest reader and to officially launch the collection is poet and novelist Ron Carey! All are very welcome to attend! About Greg Carey Greg Carey is...

Book Launch: ‘Promoted to Hell’ by Brian Comerford Sat 14th Nov. Kilrush Library 7.30pm

Book Launch: ‘Promoted to Hell’ by Brian Comerford Sat 14th Nov. Kilrush Library 7.30pm

New Novel ‘Promoted to Hell’ by Co Clare writer Brian Comerford to be Launched in Kilrush Library on Saturday, 14th November at 7.30pm. Published by Savoy Editions, the new fiction imprint of the Limerick Writers’ Centre, ‘Promoted to Hell’ will be launched by acclaimed journalist and writer Liam Horan. Both Horan and Comerford were shortlisted in the 2025 Gerald Griffin Competition for First Adult Fiction, with Horan winning the award. Their appearance together at the launch celebrates two writers whose work has received national recognition. Set against a backdrop of ambition, loyalty, and the often-absurd realities of modern life, ‘Promoted...

Book Launch: Gaps Between My Dreams by Ciarán Ó Gríofa

Book Launch: Gaps Between My Dreams by Ciarán Ó Gríofa

Revival Press will launch Gaps Between My Dreams, the debut poetry collection by Ciarán Ó Gríofa, on Friday, 23 October at 7.30pm in Dooradoyle Library, Crescent Shopping Centre, Limerick. The collection will be launched by Professor Eoin Devereux. Moving between family memory, local history and contemporary life, the poems are rooted in Limerick and east Clare and are written in both English and Irish. With warmth, humour and insight, Ó Gríofa explores the people and places that shape us. Speaking about the publication, Revival Press described the collection as “a powerful debut that captures the texture of ordinary lives while...