Our last meeting of the year was small in number but large in talent, and we managed to eat and drink our way through all the party food!
Here is a group poem written on the night:
The Well
Look into the well
deep into its light
look into the well
the light is flickering
in the darkness
look into the well
its drummaun or sheeraun
write it down
look into the well
hopes cradle in a precious flame
look into the well
deep into the well.
Aideen, Colm, Grace and Carol
Gorey Writers was set up in October 2006 by Bernie Walsh. We hope to attract people from all age groups and at all different stages of writing. We are here to encourage people to write and to feel that, as members of the group, we can depend on each other for help and encouragement. Contact us at goreywriters@gmail.com or on Facebook
Some of the Gorey Writers at Cosmic Gardens 2018
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Party Time at Gorey Writers
The last session of 2012 will be held on thursday 6 December 2012.
There will be cake and biscuits and whatever you bring yourself . . .
Carol will try and lead the unruly group!
There will be cake and biscuits and whatever you bring yourself . . .
Carol will try and lead the unruly group!
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Poems on Art
Some exciting news from Enniscorthy Castle ...
Enniscorthy Castle is adding an extra twist to the [National Art] exhibition by encouraging people to compose a piece of poetry to accompany each piece of art, and the most appropriate will be printed, mounted and displayed beside the relevant piece [when the exhibition visits Enniscorthy Castle this December].
This is a wonderful opportunity for anyone to compose a short poem and submit for inclusion with this exciting exhibition.
The catalogue of of art pieces is available for download from www.scalltamedia.com/elements/Elements-Catalogue.pdf.
Please review before composing your poem. It is 2M in size.
There are 40 pieces of art - 38 paintings and 2 sculptures.
Poems to be sent to Enniscorthy Castle (NOT SCALLTA MEDIA) via info@enniscorthycastle.ie by Monday, 26th November.
Enniscorthy Castle is adding an extra twist to the [National Art] exhibition by encouraging people to compose a piece of poetry to accompany each piece of art, and the most appropriate will be printed, mounted and displayed beside the relevant piece [when the exhibition visits Enniscorthy Castle this December].
This is a wonderful opportunity for anyone to compose a short poem and submit for inclusion with this exciting exhibition.
The catalogue of of art pieces is available for download from www.scalltamedia.com/elements/Elements-Catalogue.pdf.
Please review before composing your poem. It is 2M in size.
There are 40 pieces of art - 38 paintings and 2 sculptures.
Poems to be sent to Enniscorthy Castle (NOT SCALLTA MEDIA) via info@enniscorthycastle.ie by Monday, 26th November.
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Gorey Writers read on Poetry Day
Congrats to all those who read on Poetry Day in Gorey Library. The evening was a great success
with many people coming to hear us read, and reading some of their own and their favourite poems.
Thanks to Gorey Library for the invitation and for the welcomed refreshments.
Did anyone take any picutres?
with many people coming to hear us read, and reading some of their own and their favourite poems.
Thanks to Gorey Library for the invitation and for the welcomed refreshments.
Friday, June 29, 2012
End of season round-up
The Gorey Writers have had a great year.
Our move to Gorey Library has given us a new momentum. The light and airy private room is the perfect meeting place for us, and we are grateful to Gorey County Council for its use.
New members joined us throughout the year, and we now have approximately 16 active members who come to our lively fortnightly sessions: some every session, others when they can.
This year we usually had 6 to 8 writers each session, with a different mix of writers each time. This makes for interesting discussions with the focus moving from poetry to short stories to plays, depending on the group.
Keep an eye on Facebook and this blog for starting date.
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