Issue 27 Now available from 100. Western Road Ashton Preston PR2 1EP www.pennilesspress.co.uk £10.00 for four issues Single issue: £2.75 Eighty pages of poetry prose and reviews. Have a look at their site. Send off a cheque. Work from Fred … Continue reading →
Kathleen Kenny & Tom Kelly Poetry Reading Music by Tris Robson, harp Tyneside Irish Festival 2009 Tyneside Irish Centre Gallowgate, Newcastle Thursday October 22nd 8.00 pm Free
Continue reading →TYNESIDE IRISH FESTIVAL Forthcoming Concert Cara Dillon Friday 23rd Oct 7.30pm @ Gateshead Old Town Hall ( nr Gateshead Metro) Tickets £15/£12.50 Available from Gateshead Old Town Hall Box Office 0191 4336965 Also available on the night Dungiven , Derry … Continue reading →
NLP Theatre Company bring their ever popular Old Firm comedy by Des Dillon SINGIN’ I’M NO A BILLY, HE’S A TIM on Wed 21st Oct ‘ 7.45pm £10/£7.50 Tickets on the Door @ Tyneside Irish Centre
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Continue reading →Poetry Reading Music by Tris Robson, harp Tyneside Irish Festival 2009 Tyneside Irish Centre Gallowgate, Newcastle Thursday October 22nd 8.00 pm Free
Continue reading →7th November @ 7:30 Saville Exchange Howard Street North Shields NE30 1SE £8:00 (concessions £6:00) Tel box office 0191-643-7093 to book your ticket. Five South African poets tour the UK for the first time. Brought together by South African Poet … Continue reading →
TYNESIDE REBELS TALK Anyone who ever joined a protest march will be interested in the talk at next Wednesday’s Heritage Club (21st October) at South Shields Central Library. Retired lecturer John Charlton will look at youth and politics on Tyneside … Continue reading →
The film ‘LITTLE IRELAND’ that looks at the influx of the Irish into Jarrow is back at The Customs House on October 23rd at 1pm as part of the Tyneside Irish Festival. The documentary sold out when it was first … Continue reading →
David Whetstone of the Newcastle Journal interviews Seamus Heaney who is reading tonight at Newcastle Civic Centre. It is sold out. There’s a suprise. He recalls reading at Newcastle Festival’s in the 1970’s. I was at one of the readings … Continue reading →