Poetry
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Painting Words
Aoife’s poem ‘Four Months’ was published in the Longford Writer’s Anthology which launched in 2025.
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Green Carnations
Green Carnations Glas na Gile published seven of Aoife’s poems that examine love during Ireland’s marriage equality referendum. This anthology was launched in 2021.
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Secret Chords
This anthology was a culmination of the best of the Folklore Prize and featured Aoife’s poem ‘Transfer’. It was launched 2021.
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Poetry in the Time of Coronavirus
Aoife’s poem ‘Longer Strides’ was published in the 2020 anthology which featured 100 poets from around the world.
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Nickie Hayden Haiku Wheel
Two of Aoife’s Haikus formed part of Hayden’s artistic exhibition ‘Sanctuary’ in the Oliver Cornet Gallery in collaboration with haiku expert Toyomi Iwawaki-Riebel.
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Quare Éire
Aoife’s poem ‘Ban Sneachta’ was published in this digital anthology launched by Dr. Lauren Cassidy in 2025.
