‘Something in the Water’ is the first exhibition to take place on the Living Canvas at Wilton Park, 8am-11:30pm every day. This fascinating project curated by Louisa Carroll and Algorithm is an an eight-part film installation.

Looks like Something in the Water has dreamed up something magical for us all to enjoy...
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Only recently learned from Something in the Water that Beckett applied to Eisenstein’s film school, (but got no reply), I miss those films.
irishtimes.com/culture/fascin… via The Irish Times

This is a brilliant initiative for emerging poets. Eavan was a tireless advocate for new and underrepresented voices. Poetry Ireland

Eavan Boland Emerging Poet Award | Poetry Ireland poetryireland.ie/news/eavan-bol…

Great piece by Louisa Carroll of UCD English Studies and @UCDHumanities. Many thanks Louisa!

On Eavan Boland’s first anniversary, why hasn’t her native city commemorated her? Good question! irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

Well done Louisa Carroll. Thanks for sharing Nidhi Zak/Aria Eipe #XBorders alumni. Check out your colleague Louisa’s essay. Irish Writers Centre

Louisa Carroll on Eavan Boland’s 1st anniversary: “visibly marking Boland’s legacy might begin to redress women’s invisibility in the city... a lasting acknowledgement of Boland and Irish female literary heritage is to read, reference and mark her words.” irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

How and where I will remember Eavan Boland today on her first anniversary #markherwords ... Thanks to Martin Doyle and Hugh Linehan

A delightful and evocative portrait by Kathleen Mac Mahon of her grandmother and fellow writer Mary Lavin’s informal literary salon in her Dublin home irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

It has been wonderful developing this with
IPUT Real Estate Dublin Kathleen Mac Mahon
and the Lavin family. At last, recognition of a female writer in Dublin! This is an important acknowledgement of Mary Lavin's special legacy to literature and the literary ecology

Mary Lavin to become first female Irish writer to have public space named after her. Great to hear her granddaughter ⁦Kathleen Mac Mahon⁩ on ⁦Morning Ireland⁩ #marylavin irishtimes.com/news/ireland/i…

Video for Black Dog by Luke Brabazon and Something in the Water coming your way soon. Thanks to everyone for listening in over the weekend and all the radioheads who have been giving it a spin @TotallyIrish98 🎤 Dan Hegarty 🎧 LiveDrive MichaelCarr WLR John Loftus 8Radio

The video for the 13th Lock is a week old today. Big love to Something in the Water for introducing me to this beautiful song. m.youtube.com/watch?feature=…

We are delighted to announce the participants of XBorders: Transition!
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No shortage of activity at #ILFDublin on the penultimate day of the festival. Take a look at the schedule! ilfdublin.com/events

🎶 This Saturday, celebrate the unique relationship between Irish Literature and the Grand Canal at 'Something in the Water'. Check out the event page for more information. bit.ly/2rUv8oC

Lovely review for Stinging Fly Stories in Sunday Times Culture. ‘Rich but pacy’, which might become my new tagline. The Stinging Fly

For a taster of Louisa's subject, read her essay here irishtimes.com/culture/books/… twitter.com/CanalWriters/s…

A celebration of the Grand Canal and Irish Literature happening this Saturday as part of International Literature Festival Dublin is about to sell out! Get your tickets before they float away!! IrishResearchCouncil @UCDHumanities Martin Doyle Éna Brennan Waterways Ireland Inland Waterways
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