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Lunchtime Reading At Galway City Museum

category galway | arts and media | news report author Friday December 16, 2011 14:30author by Western Writers' Centre - Western Writers' Centre - Ionad Scríbhneoirí Chaitlín Maude - Galwayauthor email westernwriters at eircom dot netauthor address St Clare's Walk, Merchants Road, Galwayauthor phone 087.2178138 Report this post to the editors

Two poets finalise the poetry season in Galway

Two exciting poets round off Galway's poetry season at the City Museum
Echlin (left) and Fean
Echlin (left) and Fean

The Western Writers' Centre presents a lunchtime reading next Thursday, December 22nd, at 1pm at Galway City Museum, by poets Fiona Clark Echlin and Mary Ellen Fean. Fiona Clark Echlin, a tutor at Limerick university, has recently published a collection of sonnets and villanelles from Revival Press, 'From The Rib,' and has read her work widely. Mary Ellen Fean' has published work in The SHOp, Revival and elsewhere and has read in many venues, including at the information event for Florence Cassez held earlier this year in the Museum. Admission is free. (Pic: Fiona Clark Echlin (left) with Mary Ellen Fean - Litpix)

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