Our House, Delirious by Margaret Galvin

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In this collection of poetry and prose, Margaret Galvin’s writing sparkles with humour, honesty  and compassion as she lifts the curtain on the past and gives centre stage to the relatives, neighbours and friends she observed as a child growing up in rural Tipperary.  The good people of Galvin’s native place will stay with you long after you put down the book – ordinary people made extraordinary as they stoically endured the shortcomings of life, shouldered their sorrows with resilience and grace, and, in many instances, had their lives transformed by joy.. – A.M. Cousins

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Margaret Galvin is a native of Cahir, Co. Tipperary. She has spent her adult life in Wexford, working with the library service and as Editor of Ireland’s Own. She holds an MA in Child, Youth and Family studies and has a particular interest in facilitating writing workshops for person with support needs. Our House, Delirious is her sixth collection. Her essays and poems are frequently broadcast on RTE, Radio 1, Sunday Miscellany.

 

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