About the festival:

Munster Literature Centre

www.munsterlit.ie

The Munster Literature Centre has been holding spring literary festivals since 1993, having gone by the names Éigse and Cork Spring Literary Festival in the past. It was renamed The Cork Spring Poetry Festival in 2012, to reflect the focus in poetry programming, which is always popular with Cork audiences. The Gregory O’Donoghue International Poetry Prize for a single poem was introduced in 2010, in honour of a late Irish poet long associated with the Centre. Readers at the Cork Spring Literary Festival have included Ilya Kaminsky, August Kleinzahler, Darcey Steinke, Brian Turner, Dan Rhodes, Jo Shapcott, John Hartley Williams, Yang Lian, Andres Ehin, Mary Morrissey, Patrick Galvin, Alan Titley, Mary Leland, Kerry Hardie, Medbh McGuckian, Mary O'Malley and Conal Creedon among many, many others.

 

 

Dontations
 

We would be glad of donations of any amount from those who are able to support our work. Donate here via Paypal any amount you wish--even €5 helps!

Festival Venues

 

 

A google map of all venues will be available on this page closer to the date of the festival.

 

The Metropole Hotel, CorkThe Metropole Hotel

MacCurtain Street, Cork City
+353(0)21 450 8122

http://www.metropolecorkhotel.com/

 

Most readings will take place in the Metropole Hotel. Look for signposting in the lobby to direct you to the correct function room.


 


The Munster Literature CentreThe Munster Literature Centre

Frank O'Connor House,
84 Douglas Street, Cork
(Across from the Gables Bar)

+353(0) 21 431 2955
info(at)munsterlit(dot)ie


Google map coming soon to assist patrons in finding our offices. The Poetry Masterclass with Greg Delanty will take place at the Munster Literature Centre. Pre-booking essential.