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1. www.irishtimes.com › culture › booksNenagh, a town that has taken art to its heart - The Irish Times

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   Nov 6, 2018 · Nenagh, a town that has taken art to its heart. Julian Gough on making his peace with his home town, as it hosts Switch, an arts festival. Julian Gough, left, and Donal Ryan in Nenagh. Tue Nov 06...

2. www.nenaghguardian.ie › 2023/09/25 › nenagh-nativesNenagh native’s debut poetry collection - Nenagh Guardian

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   Sep 25, 2023 · Poet and Nenagh native Marie Studer is set to unveil her remarkable debut poetry collection, ‘Real Words’. The launch will take place at The People’s Museum of Limerick, 2 Pery Square, on Sunday, October 8, at 3pm.

3. www.nenaghguardian.ie › 2020/05/21 › nenagh-is-the'Nenagh is the place for me' - local man's ode to hometown

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   May 21, 2020 · 'Nenagh is the place for me' - local man's ode to hometown. Published: Thu 21 May 2020, 12:27 PM. Last updated: Thu 21 May 2020, 1:31 PM. Greg Browne's ode to the town he loves so well has enjoyed something of a revival of late as Nenagh people look for a positive distraction from all the negative news.

4. poemverse.org › poems-about-coming-homePoems About Coming Home: A Reflection on Belonging and ...

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   Poets throughout history have captured this sentiment in their verses, crafting profound and heartfelt poems that celebrate the concept of coming home. In this article, we explore a handful of these captivating poems that beautifully illustrate the essence of returning to a place we call home.

5. www.writing.ie › tell-your-own-story › st-josephsSt Joseph’s Park by Daniel O’Brien - writing.ie

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   Oct 8, 2014 · St Joseph’s park was the first council estate in Nenagh town, it was built on a horse’s graveyard over 100 years ago. All of my mothers family grew up in this estate, first moving in when it was built.

6. www.nenaghguardian.ie › 2024/10/30 › our-impressiveOur impressive young poets | Nenagh Guardian

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   3 days ago · The awards ceremony for this year’s primary school’s poetry competition took place at Nenagh Library on Saturday, October 12. It's always a highlight of the Dromineer Nenagh Literary Festival to hear the words of our young writers. ‘My Marvellous Mind’ was the theme chosen by our judge, Kerry based poet, Eileen Sheehan.

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   Is Nenagh a good place for art?

   • And Main Street was Pearse Street was Castle Street, depending on the age and politics and mood of the person you talked to. If ambiguity is at the heart of art, Nenagh was a fine incubator for artists. Nenagh even managed to have a dysfunctional but artistic relationship with its own river.

   Nenagh, a town that has taken art to its heart – The Irish Times

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   Does Nenagh have a river?

   • Nenagh even managed to have a dysfunctional but artistic relationship with its own river. The Nenagh river ran, not quite through, but around the eastern edge of the town proper. It was almost as though it was avoiding the town – and, given the way it was treated, you wouldn’t blame it.

   Nenagh, a town that has taken art to its heart – The Irish Times

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   Is Nenagh a good place to grow up?

   • Nenagh. There are huge advantages to growing up in a town that has no tradition at all of knowingly creating original art in any medium. There is tremendous freedom. With my best friend, Kevin McGee, I edited and wrote the first magazine in our school’s history (it was banned after one issue).

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   Why did Nenagh not have a cinema?

   • Nenagh didn’t have a cinema, because some kids had – in the great tradition of O’Carroll and Sarsfield – burnt it down a few years earlier, allegedly during a matinee that had gotten out of hand; but, years later, I saw the beautiful, disturbing, art films of Louis Buñuel.

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   What is Nenagh's relationship with itself?

   • But then, Nenagh’s relationship with itself is complicated. Nenagh started as a 13th-century Norman settlement, built on the site of an ancient regional fair, in a fiercely independent landscape of warrior-farmers.

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   What happened to Nenagh?

   • The entire town ceased to exist in the 14th century – it just faded away; everybody left; perhaps they all became artists – and so they had to start the town up again from scratch in the 16th century. That Nenagh was burnt down in 1550, by O’Carroll. And burnt down again in 1688 by Patrick Sarsfield.

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8. poemverse.org › irish-poems-about-homeIrish Poems About Home: A Heartwarming Exploration of ...

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   This poem takes readers on a vivid journey through the city's streets, capturing the sights, sounds, and atmosphere that make Dublin a cherished home. MacNeice's love for his birthplace shines through every line, evoking a deep longing for the familiar and a connection to the city's history.