Publications
Through our journal Poetry Ireland Review and our literary pamphlet Trumpet, along with special one-off publications, Poetry Ireland showcases the best of all aspects of contemporary poetry, and promotes and protects the island’s outstanding poetic heritage.
Poetry Ireland Review
A highly-regarded journal of poetry published three times a year.
Trumpet
Our bite-sized pamphlet is packed with reviews, opinions and essays on poetry and the arts.
Vital Signs Poems of Illness and Healing
A collection of powerful and courageous responses to the human experience of illness and healing. Edited by Martin Dyar.
This Is What You Mean To Me: Poetry Ireland Introductions 2021
A collection of poetry from the very best of Ireland's emerging poets for 2021.
Of claws and hooves and meadows
A pamphlet of poems dedicated to One Welfare, a new appreciation for the interconnected wellness of animals and humans.
Public Displays of Affection: Poetry Ireland Introductions 2020
Featuring the very best of Ireland's emerging poets for 2020, as chosen by Vona Groarke
Calling Cards
Ten Younger Irish Poets with translations into English
Hopscotch in the Sky SOLD OUT
A full colour, illustrated and hardback poetry book containing poetry on all the seasons for young readers.
All Through the Night: Night Poems and Lullabies
A moving and evocative collection, edited by Marie Heaney.
A Bittern Cry
A testament to Francis Ledwidge, edited by Tom French.
Everything to Play For
An appealing collection of 99 sports-themed poems by leading Irish poets.
Other Publications
Browse a selection of recently published poetry books including some published by or in partnership with Poetry Ireland.
Recommended Reading
Avid poetry fan, or just dipping your toe in? Here's our list of must-read titles.
Sparks of the Everyday: Poetry Ireland Introductions 2022
Poetry Ireland launches a new anthology featuring the very best of Ireland’s emerging poets.
Taking Back the House: Poetry Ireland Introductions 2023
Poetry Ireland launches a new anthology featuring the very best of Ireland’s emerging poets.