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Paula Meehan

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  • Paula Meehan was born in Dublin where she still lives. She was educated at Trinity College, Dublin and at Eastern Washington University. She has published five previous collections of poetry and received many awards for her work including the Denis Devlin Award of the Irish Arts Council (An Chonthairle Ealafon) for Dharmakaya, which Carcanet published in 2000. She has also written plays - for stage (for both children and adults) and for radio - and held a creative writing fellowship at University College, Dublin.  Meehan has worked with inner city communities and conducted workshops in prisons.
    In her impressive sixth collection, the Irish poet Paula Meehan is something of a Janus writer. read more
    Painting Rain is Paula Meehan's first collection since Dharmakaya , also published by Carcanet in 2000. read more
    Paula Meehan first appeared, twenty-five or so years ago, with Return and No Blame (1984), as a brightly coloured Irish fledgling. read more
    PAULA MEEHAN’S poetry has always been shadowed with an awareness that life is no picnic. read more
    In her impressive sixth collection, the Irish poet Paula Meehan is something of a Janus writer. read more
    Painting Rain is Paula Meehan's first collection since Dharmakaya , also published by Carcanet in 2000. read more
    Paula Meehan first appeared, twenty-five or so years ago, with Return and No Blame (1984), as a brightly coloured Irish fledgling. read more
    PAULA MEEHAN’S poetry has always been shadowed with an awareness that life is no picnic. read more
    In her impressive sixth collection, the Irish poet Paula Meehan is something of a Janus writer. read more
    Painting Rain is Paula Meehan's first collection since Dharmakaya , also published by Carcanet in 2000. read more
    Paula Meehan first appeared, twenty-five or so years ago, with Return and No Blame (1984), as a brightly coloured Irish fledgling. read more
    PAULA MEEHAN’S poetry has always been shadowed with an awareness that life is no picnic. read more
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