Join In
There are plenty of ways to get involved with your nearest Poetry Town.
Our Poetry Town homepage lists all 20 Poetry Towns for 2021 but you can also see which is your nearest Poetry Town on our handy map!
If you’d like to take part in local events, check out this town’s Activities Page. All of the Carrick-on-Suir activities are also on this day-by-day programme, available in a PDF.
Posters
Poetry Town posters have been distributed to the local co-ordinator in each town to be shared and displayed in the windows of homes, businesses and schools. But if you need access to print one out, you can find it here.
And speaking of local co-ordinators, we’re delighted to share who is looking after each Poetry Town and we thank them for all the hard work they are putting in, along with the Arts Office for each town.
Carrick-on-Suir Poetry Town Local Co-ordinators – Linda Fahy & Margaret O'Brien
Linda Fahy, is the Owner of the Tudor Artisan Hub, dynamic Arts Collective in Carrick on Suir, established in 2014. She has also been involved in coordinating the annual Clancy Brothers Festival since 2009 and curates a whole host of creative initiatives for the Town. Linda also networks and engages in creative collaboration with local award winning theatre groups and Writing Changes Lives.
Margaret O’Brien, an affiliate of Amherst Writers & Artists, has been facilitating Writing Changes Lives workshops and the open mic, Poetry Plus, for over a decade. She also curates the annual Brewery Lane Writers’ Weekend and, since 2017, has engaged in creative collaboration with the arts collective, The Tudor Artisan Hub. Twitter: @margaretwriting
Sharing on social media
We’d love if you share pictures of how you are celebrating Poetry Town on social media. Or you might like to craft a poem in celebration of Poetry Town or share some favourite poetic lines online. Be sure to tag our accounts and use the hashtag #PoetryTown.
Our social media accounts are:
Twitter: @poetryireland
Instagram: @poetryireland
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/poetryireland.eigseeireann