# Patrick Kavanagh
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patrick kavanagh (21 October 1904 – 30 November 1967) was an Irish poet and novelist. His best-known works include the novel Tarry Flynn, and the poems "On Raglan Road" and "The Great Hunger". He is known for his accounts of Irish life through reference to the everyday and commonplace.
Enda Wyley – Poems for Summer
Poet Enda Wyley has selected some seasonal poems to read that complement the weather and the summer. Poems such as ‘This Morning’ by Moya Cannon; ‘Inniskeen’ Road by Patrick Kavanagh; ‘Strawberries’ by Edwin Morgan and Jean O’Brien’s ‘Skinny Dipping’.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informat…
Having heartbreak: Raglan Road
Artist: Luke Kelly/The Dubliners
Album: Hometown!
Year: 1972
Notable fact: Patrick Kavanagh’s ghost looms large in this song based on the old melody The Dawning of the Day. The definitive version most know actually comes from the 1983 Prodigal Sons sessions, but we’re right to kick this off as th…
The brilliant poetry and turbulent life of Patrick Kavanagh
Monaghan born Patrick Kavanagh was a notorious presence in Dublin for much of his life. Broke, drunk and often bitter, he boozed in the bars around Grafton Street, clashing with the likes of Brendan Behan and railing against the literary establishment. Always an outsider, he nonetheless transformed…
Patrick Kavanagh and Ross Kiewiet: Highline Trail FKT -#289
In central Arizona, the 60-plus-mile Highline Trail contours just below the Mogollon Rim. In this week’s episode, host Heather Anderson is joined by Patrick Kavanagh and Ross Kiewiet who set the unsupported team FKT on the route in 13 hours and 36 minutes. Patrick and Ross share the ins and outs of…
Róisín Leggett Bohan
On this month’s episode of The Stinging Fly Podcast our poetry editor Annemarie Ní Churreáin is joined by Róisín Leggett Bohan, featured poet of Issue 54 Volume Two of The Stinging Fly magazine, to read from and discuss her work.
In their conversation, Annemarie and Róisín talk about the promise …
Best of What Were We Like (Part 2)
RTÉ's podcast intern Arran returns with the second instalment of his favourite parts of What Were We Like. This time around, grumpy Patrick Kavanagh, "airhead" Ronald Reagan, and the insertion of the Eighth Amendment into the Constitution all feature. This is Arran's last selection - he's off to El…
Kavanagh’s Beat Generation
Adrian Dunbar and Nick Roth put Patrick Kavanagh in conversation with the Beat Generation through poetry, music and performance at this year’s Kavanagh Weekend.
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Fionna Murray, Parks, Paint and Michelangelo Antonioni's Blow-Up
This episode was recorded at The Black Box Theatre and Studios in Galway. Home to Artspace and The Galway Arts Festival.
In this conversation, Sarah and Fionna Murray unfold her practice back through five decades from post-punk Manchester to Chelsea and Belfast. They speak about early chapters of M…
80 years since ‘Dark Haired Miriam Ran Away’
Daragh O’Malley, actor and son of son of Hilda, joins Oliver to celebrate the woman behind Raglan Road, Hilda Moriarty – to celebrate the publication of Patrick Kavanagh's poem which immortalised her.
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Lise Hand
80 years ago a poem by Patrick Kavanagh was published, called ‘Dark Haired Miriam Ran Away’. It subsequently became the song ‘Raglan Road’ and Lise has been looking at the story of the poem/song and the woman who inspired it – beautiful medical student Hilda Moriarty - and she wonders why there are…
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