Gerard Devine Poetry

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A big thanks to Grace in Bang Bang cafe, selling ‘The Celtic Kuffiyehs’ which contain my poem ‘SUMUD’.🇵🇸. All proceeds are being sent back to the West Bank where the kuffiyehs are made.
Bang Bang cafe, a wee gem supporting

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Known to the parishioners as ‘The Sheds’,
Connolly’s of Clontarf holds so many fond memories for me.
This poem is a tribute to the whole Connolly family, but in particular to the late Tom Connolly.
The Sheds is a great example of

John Kite was the first Dublin fireman to lose his life in the line of duty. A granite plaque now stands on Trinity st where he fell to flame 140 years ago. I was very humbled when my good friend, retired firefighter and historian Las Fallon invited

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💚🎤Great interview this morning with Rachel Hegarty from RTE radio, with a wall of whiskey for an audience at Moss Lane 🥃

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