‘Bríd na mín fhocal / Bríd of the soft words’. A prose poem by Julie Breathnach- Banwait — Brigid the Bard Supplement

by Admin on January 29, 2026January 29, 2026

Is file agus scribhneoir dátheangach, amharc ealaíntóir, síceolaí cairte i Julie Breathnach- Banwait. Tá sí páirteach i bhfoireann eagarthóireachta Tinteán.

‘I Wear the Polka Dot Dress Inside Me’ a prose poem by Margaret O’Brien — Brigid the Bard Supplement

by Admin on January 28, 2026January 29, 2026

Margaret O’Brien formerly lectured in English and Creative Writing at Waterford Institute of Technology (now SETU). Her book, Weather Report: a 90-day journal for reflection and well-being, with the aid of the Beaufort Wind Scale was published in 2022.

‘No Matter. It is the Truth’. A poem by Robyn Rowland – Brigid the Bard Supplement

by Admin on January 28, 2026January 29, 2026

Robyn Rowland is an Irish-Australian citizen, living between Ireland and Victoria for over 36 years, and working in Turkey since 2000, Robyn lives in regional Victoria. In December 2019 – March 2022 she was back living in Australia, caring for her father who died at 102. Her most recent book is Steep Curve (Five Islands Press, 2024).

Celtic Christian Brigid the Bard – The Prankqueans celebrate Brigid

by Admin on January 24, 2026January 24, 2026

Imbolg the time of the year associated with Brigid marks the end of winter in Ireland occurring as it does, midway between the winter Solstice and Spring equinox. As an Irish Australian feminist artistic Collective, the Prankqueans enjoy marking significant events in the Celtic calendar such as Imbolg that are strongly associated with the feminine.