An interesting competition, free to enter too. Link here
The Competition has three Categories, with two sub-categories in each
one:
ADULT:
- published poets
- non-published poets
POST PRIMARY Schools:
- Junior 1st – 3rd year
- Senior TY – Leaving Certificate
PRIMARY Schools:
- Junior/3rd & 4th Class
- Senior 5th & 6th Class
In the adult category the entry must be accompanied by a narrative/essay of not more
than 500 words on the reason you would like to visit Trócaire’s work overseas.
In the Primary and Post-primary categories the accompanying essay of not more than
500 should be on the theme of why you would like a writer or overseas visitor to come
to your school.
The competition is open to residents on the Island of Ireland only (32 Counties).
Judges:
Only one entry per person
There is no entry fee
All poems must have a title and must not be longer than 30 lines excluding the title.
Theme: Entries on the theme: Imagining a just and free world?
The Competition has three Categories, with two sub-categories in each
one:
ADULT:
- published poets
- non-published poets
POST PRIMARY Schools:
- Junior 1st – 3rd year
- Senior TY – Leaving Certificate
PRIMARY Schools:
- Junior/3rd & 4th Class
- Senior 5th & 6th Class
In the adult category the entry must be accompanied by a narrative/essay of not more
than 500 words on the reason you would like to visit Trócaire’s work overseas.
In the Primary and Post-primary categories the accompanying essay of not more than
500 should be on the theme of why you would like a writer or overseas visitor to come
to your school.
The competition is open to residents on the Island of Ireland only (32 Counties).
Judges:
- John F. Deane, Poet, and former editor of Dedalus Press and founder and Director of Poetry Ireland
- Éamonn Meehan, Deputy Director of TRÓCAIRE
- Mary Shine Thompson, former chair of Poetry Ireland and former Dean at St. Patrick’s College, Drumcondra (Dublin City University)
Only one entry per person
There is no entry fee
All poems must have a title and must not be longer than 30 lines excluding the title.
Theme: Entries on the theme: Imagining a just and free world?
4 comments:
hi,my name is meg molloy and i am just wondering who won the competiton!!there are no results up and id like to know
I haven't heard anything and you're not the only one asking. Why not contact poetry ireland yourself and ask?
I came second place in the post primary category :)
Congratulations Josh. Are the results online anywhere?
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