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Music! Books! by Paul Ó Colmáin:
Children’s book
Behind Every Hero – Fionn MacCumhail & the Scottish Giant
by Paul Ó Colmáin, illustrated by Dubhaltach Ó Colmáin.
A re-telling of an old tale for young ‘uns and old ‘uns alike!
To purchase a copy and see photos of the launch click the link above.
…agus Suantraí
The latest album, ...agus Suantraí – an album of calming, restorative, lullaby-like songs – buy it immediately!
The Silence Unravelling
From Eblana Press, a book of haiku & tanka, by Paul Ó Colmáin,
The Silence Unravelling
Children’s book
Behind Every Hero – Fionn MacCumhail & the Scottish Giant
by Paul Ó Colmáin, illustrated by Dubhaltach Ó Colmáin.
A re-telling of an old tale for young ‘uns and old ‘uns alike!
To purchase a copy and see photos of the launch click the link above.
…agus Suantraí
The latest album, ...agus Suantraí – an album of calming, restorative, lullaby-like songs – buy it immediately!
The Silence Unravelling
From Eblana Press, a book of haiku & tanka, by Paul Ó Colmáin,
The Silence Unravelling
The latest album, ...agus Suantraí – an album of calming, restorative, lullaby-like songs – buy it immediately!
From Eblana Press, a book of haiku & tanka, by Paul Ó Colmáin,
The Silence Unravelling
You can purchase the book here.
Both books & cds also available in the wonderful
Forest & Flock, Bantry.
Also available:
Behind Every Hero – Fionn MacCumhail & the Scottish Giant
by Paul Ó Colmáin, illustrated by Dubhaltach Ó Colmáin.
A re-telling of an old tale for young ‘uns and old ‘uns alike!
To purchase a copy and see photos of the launch click the link above.
Both books & cds also available in Forest & Flock, Bantry.
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Poulnabrone (card print)
Uisce faoi thalamh. Hidden. Buried.
In practising my Art, I am attempting to uncover an artefact in this bog that belongs to me.
“…glimpsed with atavistic instinct…”
Our language, Culture and Landscape are all connected. I cannot separate them.
“…gan teanga: gan anam..”
Like the Early Christian Irish monks, I seek to describe and marvel at Nature and express my response to it. Then to explore that response. To imagine and re-imagine.
My visual art, poetry and music and language are intertwined.