Jane Coyle
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- Aug 25, 2026
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Patrick Kavanagh and the beat poets: âIâve always seen him as a punkâ (opens the original)
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In the preface to his BBC Radio 3 documentary The Inexhaustible Adventure of a Gravelled Yard, broadcast in 2018, half a century after the death of Patrick Kavanagh, Theo Dorgan describes him as âa one-man awkward squad, yet a man more beloved than he knewâ. He also alludes to the fact that while WB Yeats was revered and Seamus Heaney beloved, the poet that just about everyone in Ireland can quote is Kavanagh. Born in 1904, one of 10 children of an impoverished farming family, Kavanagh wrote
The Last Tape: Beckett foray into opera comes to Kilkenny in hybrid form (opens the original)
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Just when it might be thought that the Paris-based company Gare St Lazare Ireland might be nearing the full extent of its interpretations of the works of Samuel Beckett, director Judy Hegarty Lovett and actor Conor Lovett pop their heads above the parapet and urge us to think again. The company, a globally acknowledged leader in the presentation of Beckettâs plays and prose, is focused on the Irish premiere of The Last Tape, one of the writerâs rare forays into opera. In this ground-breaking
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