Become a Friend and Patron
Join us in our mission to connect poetry and people
As a Friend of Poetry Ireland, you immediately become a Patron of Poetry and, in turn, will help us achieve excellence in the reading, writing and performance of poetry throughout the island of Ireland. As well as this, you will also be welcomed into a community of Friends, committed to helping Poetry Ireland achieve our ambitious goals.
Stay close to Irish poetry with access to exclusive events, advance booking and discounts, subscriptions to publications and limited-edition gifts. As a Friend of Poetry Ireland, your annual membership will underpin our mission to connect poetry and people.
We offer four tiers of support from which our Friends may choose:
Tap on a membership level below to learn more:
Haiku - €60/€40*
Haiku Patrons receive:
- An invitation to an annual Poetry Patrons event
- A poetry travel mug
- Subscription to Trumpet
*Reduced to €40 for Young Poets and the Unwaged
Stanza - €150
Stanza Patrons receive:
- An invitation to an annual Poetry Patrons event
- A poetry travel mug
- Subscription to Trumpet
- Discounts and advance booking for specific events
- A copy of a Rogue Oliphant CD (signed by Paul Muldoon)
Sonnet - €350
Sonnet Patrons receive:
- An invitation to an annual Poetry Patrons event
- A poetry travel mug
- Subscription to Trumpet
- Discounts and advance booking for specific events
- A copy of a Rogue Oliphant CD (signed by Paul Muldoon)
- Subscription to Poetry Ireland Review
- A limited edition poetry notebook, hand-bound in Dublin by Duffy Bookbinders
Lyric - €1,000
Lyric Patrons receive:
- An invitation to an annual Poetry Patrons event
- A poetry travel mug
- Subscription to Trumpet
- Discounts and advance booking for specific events
- A copy of a Rogue Oliphant CD (signed by Paul Muldoon)
- Subscription to Poetry Ireland Review
- A limited edition poetry notebook, hand-bound in Dublin by Duffy Bookbinders
- A limited edition set of signed Pocket Poem cards by six leading Irish poets
- Recognition in Poetry Ireland Review