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WonderHouse (Some Assembly Required)

Stephen Walsh Fiction Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

Atrophies

Cathy Thomas Fiction Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

What’s in a Name?

Rehan Ali Essay Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

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Donnah Vuma Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

I had to keep on

The Stinging Fly Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

The Word & The Kiss Are Born From The Same Body Part

Ali Isaacs Essay Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

They will come for you

Evgeny Shtorn Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

And yet it is all circumstantial

Manuela Moser Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

Ghosts

David Toms Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

Mother Tongue

Mimmie Malaba Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

In nothing is tenderness as important as here

Manuela Moser Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

On the Far Side of the Thornbush

Eamon Grennan Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

This leads us back to the idea of transcendence

Manuela Moser Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

Pathways

Kevin Graham Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

Tradition bearer

David Toms Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20

Going Clear: Sense and Spectacle at the Dublin Horse Show

As one of the city's oldest sporting spectacles, the Horse Show is a Dublin institution butting up awkwardly against the modern world.

Ian Maleney Essay Issue 40/Volume 2: Summer 2019

Big Hen

‘Buckle up!’ I say. ‘Next stop: city fun!’

Melaina Barnes Fiction Issue 40/Volume 2: Summer 2019

Five Moments In Sport

Sport is admirable and sport is deplorable. It is an innocent pastime and a pernicious addiction. It means nothing and it means everything. It can be a force for good and for evil.

Tadhg Coakley Essay Issue 40/Volume 2: Summer 2019

A Recipe for Chilli

A poem from the featured poet in our Summer 2019 issue.

Dean Browne Poetry Issue 40/Volume 2: Summer 2019

Harpies

"This is my life so far at university."

Dizz Tate Fiction Issue 40/Volume 2: Summer 2019

Power Cut

The stories of women in Direct Provision are a continuation of Ireland's long history as a carceral state, a place where "it is a lot easier to offer somebody a halfway house and ambivalent status than to grant them the right to a home."

Carol Ballantine Essay Issue 40/Volume 2: Summer 2019

A Short Story But Its Written Like An Internet Meme

Hayley Carr Fiction Issue 40, Volume 2: Summer 2019

I Am Andrew Wyeth!

David Means Fiction Issue 40, Volume 2: Summer 2019

Ancestral

Louise Hegarty Fiction Issue 40, Volume 2: Summer 2019

The Consequences

Rebecca Ivory Fiction Issue 40, Volume 2: Summer 2019

Waves

Anne Carson Poetry Issue 40, Volume 2: Summer 2019

from Capriccio

Daisy Lagarge Poetry Issue 40, Volume 2: Summer 2019

Because I finished something, I thought

Ted Dodson Poetry Issue 40, Volume 2: Summer 2019

Las Meninas

Fergal Gaynor Poetry Issue 40, Volume 2: Summer 2019

Language Politics

Annick MacAskill Poetry Issue 40, Volume 2: Summer 2019

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