Dedalus Press: Poetry from Ireland

Dedalus Press: Poetry from Ireland Founded in 1985, the Dedalus Press is one of the most energetic literary imprints in Ireland. Spread the Word.'

Proud to be funded by The Arts Council/An Chomhairle Ealaíon; not resting on our laurels For almost 40 years the Dedalus Press has been dedicated to poetry, particularly contemporary poetry from Ireland. Based in coastal north county Dublin (not far from Ireland's Eye) we are a small, passion-led, not-for-profit operation, and had we a brass plaque on our door it would likely say, 'Poetry Matters.

DEDALUS PRESS NEWS, Oct 2025Sign up to our monthly newsletter to be kept up to date
06/10/2025

DEDALUS PRESS NEWS, Oct 2025

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WELCOME to the Dedalus Press Newsletter for October 2025. Thank you, as ever, for your interest and support. Poetry Matters: Spread the Word!

Keith Payne, introduced by Grace Wells, reads from Savage Acres, at Charlie Byrne’s Bookshop, Galway, Thurs 09 October. ...
01/10/2025

Keith Payne, introduced by Grace Wells, reads from Savage Acres, at Charlie Byrne’s Bookshop, Galway, Thurs 09 October.

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Following yesterday’s poem by Cevat Çapan (the most senior contributor) today a second poem (by the youngest contributor...
23/09/2025

Following yesterday’s poem by Cevat Çapan (the most senior contributor) today a second poem (by the youngest contributor) from our major new (dual language) anthology of Turkish poetry, FOG BELLS, ed. Neil P Doherty, due 20 October. Cover by Salma Caller.

Available now to pre-order on the Dedalus site (link in the comments)

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Delighted to announce our major new (dual language) anthology of Turkish poetry, FOG BELLS, ed. Neil P Doherty, due 20 O...
22/09/2025

Delighted to announce our major new (dual language) anthology of Turkish poetry, FOG BELLS, ed. Neil P Doherty, due 20 October. Cover by Salma Caller.

Available now to pre-order on the Dedalus site (link in the comments)

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An enthusiastic review of Quality Control at the Miracle Factory by Patrick Cotter in The Examiner. With thanks to the e...
17/09/2025

An enthusiastic review of Quality Control at the Miracle Factory by Patrick Cotter in The Examiner. With thanks to the editor, and reviewer, Seán Kelly.

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One of this collection’s great charms is Patrick Cotter’s trademark use of the absurd to tackle serious, or mock-serious, subjects

16/09/2025

A fine review of Keith Payne’s Savage Acres by Richard Hayes in the latest issue of Poetry Ireland Review, with thanks to editor and reviewer.

“As a record of and reflection on modern life in suburban Ireland, Savage Acres seems to me to equal Eavan Boland's poems in a similar vein [...] It's a very fine book and an engrossing read and comes, it must be said, in an excellent, elegant edition, by Dedalus Press.”

Enda Wyley on the Brendan O’Connor talking about poems that bring light in dark times
15/09/2025

Enda Wyley on the Brendan O’Connor talking about poems that bring light in dark times

With the evenings drawing in, poet Enda Wyley chose uplifting poems to read. Nourishing poems of Soul and Light and The Poetry Pharmacy Returns, ‘The Washing’ by Jaan Kaplinski; ‘Rain’ by Raymond Carver; ‘Romanesque Arches’ by Tomas Tranströmer; ‘Although the Wind,’ by Izumi Shikibu...

ON THE WAY IN NOVEMBER, Brink, the debut full-length collection of poems by Cian Ferriter
07/09/2025

ON THE WAY IN NOVEMBER, Brink, the debut full-length collection of poems by Cian Ferriter

ONE FOR YOUR DIARIESThough it's quite a way off yet, you might like to add 13 October 2025 to your diaries when we'll pr...
31/08/2025

ONE FOR YOUR DIARIES

Though it's quite a way off yet, you might like to add 13 October 2025 to your diaries when we'll present a reading by Catherine Ann Cullen and Enda Wyley from their respective new books Storm Damage and Sudden Light, to be published on the night, alongside Patrick Cotter whose Quality Control at the Miracle Factory was published earlier in the year.

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ON THE WAY IN OCTOBER, Sudden Light by Enda Wyley
16/08/2025

ON THE WAY IN OCTOBER, Sudden Light by Enda Wyley

ON THE WAY IN OCTOBER, Storm Damage by Catherine Ann Cullen
15/08/2025

ON THE WAY IN OCTOBER, Storm Damage by Catherine Ann Cullen

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26/06/2025

The path to poetry?

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