Darren Donohue is a poet and playwright living in Goresbridge, Co. Kilkenny. His poetry is widely published in journals and newspapers including Poetry Ireland Review, Cyphers, Irish Times, Sunday Independent, Banshee Press, Strokestown Poetry Anthology, The Blue Nib, Best of Vine Leaves Literary Journal, Dedalus Press (Anthology, Local Wonders), The Sea (Anthology, Rebel Poetry), fathers and what must be said (Anthology, Rebel Poetry), Pandemic.ie, Sixteen Magazine, The Universe Inside (Anthology, Poehemian Press), Poeming Pigeons (Anthology, The Poetry Box), Miracle, Poems of Adventure (Anthology, edited by Jessica Clark and Stephanie Hanson), Kildare Nationalist, Kilkenny People, Poetry Ireland (A Bowl of Mysteries). His work received the Dennis O’Driscoll Literary Award, 2020. Darren was writer-in-residence at Carlow College, St Patrick’s, 2019, and the Science Gallery, Trinity College, Dublin, 2020. His debut poetry collection titled; Secret Poets is published by Turas Press.

0011 – DARREN DONOHUE – Four Courts, 1922

Discussion mardi 29 avril 2025 - en anglais

A l'issue de l'inauguration de l'exposition NATURE MORTE, le peintre Brian Maguire et Bill Shipsey, activiste des droits de l'Homme et ancient avocat, discutent du processus artistique de l'artiste et de son combat pour révéler l’impact de la guerre, de la corruption et de l’oppression sur la condition humaine.
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Interview Tuesday 29 April 2025 - in English
For the opening night of NATURE MORTE, painter Brian Maguire was in conversation with human rights activist and former lawyer Bill Shipsey about his artistic process and his decades-long committment to revealing the impact of war, corruption and oppression on the human condition.

0011 – DARREN DONOHUE – Four Courts, 1922

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