The
iYeats Poetry Competition, now in its fourth year goes from strength to strength, attracting hundreds of entries from across
Ireland and abroad.
2 categories; General and Emerging Talent for poets between the ages of 16
& 25.
Judges: Theo Dorgan and Paula Meehan
2012
PRIZES
First
Prize - General Category: €500, poem displayed in Theatre foyer, 2 tickets
to Seamus Heaney reading
First Prize - Emerging Talent Category: €300, poem displayed in Theatre foyer, 2 tickets to Seamus Heaney reading
First Prize - Emerging Talent Category: €300, poem displayed in Theatre foyer, 2 tickets to Seamus Heaney reading
Five
commendations will be awarded €50 each in general category.
All
winning poets will have their entries published on the Hawk’s Well Theatre
Website and in the foyer of the theatre and
will be offered the chance to read their work at an informal ceremony during
the 2012 Yeats International Summer School.
2012
THEME
There
is an optional theme for this year’s competition ‘The Greasy Till.’
The
prize giving for the iYeats Poetry competition will take place after the
11.30am lecture at the Yeats International Summer School in the Hawk’s Well
Theatre on Wednesday 1st of August.
Results
Publicly Announced: Wednesday 1st August, 2012
Prize-giving
ceremony: Wednesday 1st August, 2012, 1pm.
Entry
fee: €5
per poem*
For
full terms and conditions of this competition and to download an entry from
please visit www.hawkswell.com
*The
Hawk’s Well Theatre is a not-for-profit institution, an officially registered
charity. All entry fees received in this competition will be disbursed in prize
money and to fund the administration of the competition.
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