Author Archives: Mary Montague

It’s arrived! I had the great pleasure of Poetry Ireland Review (122), edited by Eavan Boland, landing on the mat with my poem ‘The Opposite Birds’ therein. I’m in great company with a host of poets that I admire – … Continue reading →

Very pleased to have had new poems (The Reckoning; The White Dove; Action; Healing) published in Poetry NI‘s FourXFour, (Issue 22 Summer 2017, which can be downloaded here). I’m in great company with Maura Johnston, Therese Kearney and Anita Gracey. … Continue reading →

The recent Belfast Book festival featured a recording for Lunar Poetry podcasts. I was delighted to be one of the poets recorded, with Anne McMaster, to showcase Women Aloud NI. The episode also features an interview with the editors of … Continue reading →

Delighted to have had my poem Post Mortem published in the latest edition of Cyphers.  Cyphers 83 also features a number of poems, articles and moving tributes to the much-missed Leland Bardwell, former editor. Thanks to the Macdara Woods, Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin (editors), … Continue reading →

Always great to get a local boost, especially in my native county, Fermanagh. The Spark, has published five new poems: Keeper of the Flame; Passage; The Trap; Feral; What you need you to do. With thanks to Dermot Maguire, editor.

I had a number of journal publications successes, including new poems published in: Cyphers (81); The Interpreter’s House (63); and Poetry Ireland Review (120). I also had the honour of being one of the 100 Irish women poets included in … Continue reading →