28/05/2026
Today is Poetry Day Ireland, and this year's theme is "Home". We’d love to hear from you — what poem reminds you of home?
We’re reminded of Eavan Boland’s Anna Liffey:
“There, in the hills above my house,
The river Liffey rises, is a source.
It rises in rush and ling heather and
Black peat and bracken and strengthens
To claim the city it narrated.”
A reminder that home can flow through us, shaping who we are and how we remember.