Eoin Flannery

Really pleased to see my essay on Seamus Heaney and translation published. Many thanks to Eugene O’Brien and Ian Hickey. @routledgebooks routledge.com/Seamus-Heaney-…

Delighted to see my latest poem, 'The Garden', published by "The Main Street Rag".

Two latest poems published in
The Poetry Lighthouse.
www.thepoetrylighthouse.com/poems?month=...

What US Tech Did to Ireland — The Dial The country is alarmingly reliant on Meta, Google and Apple.

"I think of the strata of the city and how its new skyscrapers are built on the bones of the old docks."

@jesstraynor.bsky.social for @thedialmag.bsky.social: www.thedial.world/articles/new...

Very grateful to be included. Many thanks to @eatthestorms.com and @rhonagreene.bsky.social

Delight that my poem, 'Ground Control', will appear as part of this anthology.

Falling Water Eoin Flannery’s beautiful poem explores a moment of transformation in nature.

Many thanks to @apricotpress.bsky.social and EIC @lizziealblas.bsky.social for publishing this poem.
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The Poetry Lighthouse

Really pleased to have two of my poems, 'High Walls' and 'Bare life', accepted for publication by The Poetry Lighthouse.
www.thepoetrylighthouse.com

Last Saturday Poets: August A magnificent seven poets, reading for you.

Please come & support brilliant poets reading #LastSaturdayPoetry www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/last-satur...
@calebparkinpoet.bsky.social @annasaund.bsky.social
@carmellapoetry.bsky.social @irisannelewis.bsky.social
@eoinflannery.bsky.social @dralyal.bsky.social @nmoliverpoetry.bsky.social SueProfitt

Delighted to be invited to read at this month's #LastSaturdayPoetry. Many thanks to @louisepoetical.bsky.social

Poetry Andrew Hanson – In Excelsis Deo Gale Acuff – My Sunday School teacher swears that Jesus Erich Von Hungen – Too Old For This Bright Kingsley – Small Dream Ifunanya Ezeano – Maybe my water broke…

Many thanks to Rough Diamond poetry and EIC, Charlotte Austin, for accepting my poem, 'Ground Control', for the 21st century Anthology.
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Issues | THE BELFAST REVIEW Issues - The Belfast Review Magazine

My latest poem, 'Things that will outlive us', is published in the latest issue of The Belfast Review

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Very pleased to see my poem 'Lifting the rocks' in this issue. Many thanks to EIC @ellenharrold.bsky.social

A New Naturalism - Orion Magazine Four writers reflect on the rhizomatic network of self, society, and ecology

“There are so many reasons why disrupting a neat notion of individuality is important,” says mycologist Merlin Sheldrake. “That illusion of separation, I think, has led us into great trouble.”

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Issues | THE BELFAST REVIEW Issues - The Belfast Review Magazine

Very happy that my poem, 'Things that will outlive us ', has been accepted for the next issue of The Belfast Review.
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Two Poems — The Argyle Literary Magazine by Eóin Flannery “the congregation / now fled and the end of time / settled like wet ash on the ground / beneath your feet.”

Busy weekend with 2 more new poems published. This time in theargylelitmag.com
Many thanks to EIC, David Estringel
www.theargylelitmag.com/poetry-2/fla...

Delighted to see my latest poem in www.summersetreview.org

www.summersetreview.org/25summer/fla...

A poster featuring a description for an event entitled More-than-Human Worlds in Artistic Research, in blue and orange text against a background showing a treescape.

More-than-Human Worlds in Artistic Research

A hybrid symposium focusing on artistic research within the environmental humanities, and how creative work helps us become attuned to more-than-human forms of intelligence, agency and sentience.

See full details: tinyurl.com/4dy96x82

#envhum

Poetry — The Argyle Literary Magazine

Very pleased to have 2 poems accepted for the next issue of @theargylelitmag.bsky.social
www.theargylelitmag.com/poetry

A privilege to be published in such great company.

Summer 2025 | Rust & Moth

R&M Summer 2025 is live! Featuring work from Eóin Flannery, Ron Stottlemyer, Marisa Campbell, Margaret Kasper Reed, and more, these hymns of the bent world gather to a greatness. Join us online as the issue unfolds!

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New poem just published with @rustandmoth.bsky.social Many thanks to the editors.
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"Trees share resources to overcome environmental challenges."

Ecosystems work together to overcome difficult conditions, and most people do the same, given a chance.

But we're told selfishness is not only normal, but a good thing, because that's how those who crave and gain wealth and power are.

Delighted to have a poem accepted by a stalwart outlet like The Main Street Rag.
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Submissions are OPEN for our 2025 flash fiction, poetry, short story and novel prizes! 📝⭐

Don't forget, you may also be eligible for our Young Writer Award, Dorset Award or Never Too Late Award (you don't need to enter these separately).

All info at bridportprize.org.uk

Really pleased to have a poem accepted for the July issue of @metachrosislitmag.bsky.social
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Climate Impacts Awards - Grant Funding | Wellcome The aim of this scheme is to make the impacts of climate change on physical and mental health visible to drive urgent climate policy action at scale.

Here's a funding opp: @wellcometrust.bsky.social – Climate Impact Awards (up to £2.5m). For researchers and projects addressing the impacts of climate change on physical and mental health on populations to drive urgent climate policy action wellcome.org/grant-fundin...

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Very pleased to have a poem accepted for the Summer issue of
@rustandmoth.bsky.social
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Many thanks to the editors.