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Creative Corner

‘Digger’ film review – Hollywood giants return

October 6, 2026 By Jeremy A. Kirkland
Filed Under: Arts, Featured, Film, Movies

‘Digger’ film review – Hollywood giants return

'Digger' is a step away from Tom Cruise's typical action movie. Credit: Odeon Cinema. Verdict: 7/10 Genre: Political Satire Runtime: 129 minutes Rating: 15A An oil rig blows up along the coast of Greenland – causing a massive iceberg to sail across the Atlantic and hit the European coast. Enter Digger, aka Rockwell (Tom Cruise) – an oil tycoon who can’t let well … [Read more...] about ‘Digger’ film review – Hollywood giants return

Ink and Paper

October 1, 2026 By Shirley Ward
Filed Under: Creative Corner, Featured, Poetry

Ink and Paper

I write nonsensically Why must I write where it hurts? It’s the price we pay, a happy writer never sells Give us a tortured poet and they fly off the shelves. Should I bide my time? Wait and hope for someone to stab with a knife, For my blood to soak into paper And weave itself into something worthy of a Booker prize? Sometimes I don’t want to write … [Read more...] about Ink and Paper

On Landscape (Knocknacarra)

April 28, 2025 By Nicole Atkinson
Filed Under: Creative Writing, Features

On Landscape (Knocknacarra)

Yellow diamonds, cheap ones to wear in my ears my first day. They sit on my nightstand latelyin a pile of seashells I often reach forinstead of my pen.I love the sound they make,turning them over in my palm and let fall,that I might join them where they land. I picked them up in the Chemist anyway,the earrings I mean.Two doors down from the newsagentwhere I buy chocolate … [Read more...] about On Landscape (Knocknacarra)

Tea and cigarettes

April 6, 2025 By Máire Nic Conurchoille
Filed Under: Creative Writing, Features

Tea and cigarettes

There’s a field behind her house that nobody goes near anymore. It’s overgrown and soft underfoot, wet even when it hasn’t rained. The cows were moved years ago, after one of them got stuck in a drain. The gate leans open now, as if no one ever meant to close it. She walks there every Sunday morning, just after her mother leaves for Mass. Her boots squelch through muck and … [Read more...] about Tea and cigarettes

The Council

January 26, 2025 By Lee Ó’Cathaiseach
Filed Under: Creative Writing, Featured, Features

The Council

Image from pexels I’d be up and out the door by twenty-five to seven at the very latest. I would take the long road over, the ‘old road’. Fields turned from green to blonde to brown and back in one journey, or so it seemed after the first few years. I once said to John in the yard that I had blinked fourteen years ago and here I am. He laughed, but it was true. Time flies … [Read more...] about The Council

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