Eoghan Carrick

I'm delighted to have pulling at the seems and trying published in An Áitiúil Volume 3 November 2024. The journal is a collaboration...

I was delighted to be asked by Minor Literature[s] to suggest a text for an anti-canon of minor literatures. I was free to interpret the...

I was delighted to be asked by Cédric Aussir at Radio France to take part in their celebration of the poetry of WB Yeats. You can listen...

I had a great time presenting and discussing my work during the Centre Culturel Irlandais Meet our Theatre Makers event on Thursday 7...

I was pleased to speak on behalf of artists at this online panel discussion with Minister Catherine Martin and arts stakeholders on the...

I'm excited to be on of the artists selected for the 2023/24 Six in the Attic programme with Irish Theatre Institute. Six in the Attic is...

The 45th edition of one of Ireland's longest running literary journals, The Stony Thursday Book, was launched by the Mayor of the City...

Delighted to see the essay Portal/Tomb be published in the journal Minor Literature[s]. The essay is an excerpt of The Bones Of It, the...

I am delighted to get a DLR Emerging Arts Bursary to develop a a new piece with the working title [Kathleen/Cathleen]. Emerging Artist...

I have been selected as one of three Dublin-based writers by the Irish Writers Centre to receive professional literary mentoring over the...

A prose poem exploring multiplicity and division. ​ Developed with the support of the Pan Pan International Mentorship Scheme under the...

[This is seven weeks late] Still seems ridiculous to end it with a folder of disconnected historical fragments and loose fears. I might...

“The plague metaphor is an essential vehicle of the most pessimistic reading of the epidemiological prospects. From classic fiction to...

“Everyone who is born holds dual citizenship, in the kingdom of the well and in the kingdom of the sick” Susan Sontag, Illness as...

When I was younger myself, my brother and my sister were minded after school by a family who lived locally. We were cared for mainly by...

Things are starting to open up again properly.

Plagues level societies.

Unformed thoughts on healing

The duality of big data

Some thoughts on all the empty spaces.