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Discover Ireland's Literary Legacy | Embrace Peace and Poetry

Explore the captivating words of Irish writers from Lloyd Praeger to C.S. Lewis. Delve into the insightful musings of Macneice and Orr, the poetic beauty of Belfast, and the profound reflections of John Hewitt. Immerse yourself in Ireland's rich literary heritage and its call for peace and harmony through the power of storytelling and verse.

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Discover Ireland's Literary Legacy | Embrace Peace and Poetry

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  1. About Writers’ Square

  2. About Writers’ Square

  3. About Writers’ Square

  4. Robert lloydpraeger,1865-1953 “Ireland is a very lovely country. Indeed, there is only one thing wrong with it, and that is that the people that are in it have not the common sense to live in peace with one another and with their neighbours.”

  5. Louis Macneice,1907-1963

  6. C.S. Lewis,1898-1963

  7. James Orr,1770-1816 Far fam’d Belfast! O long may stand Thy domes and spires, that long have stood! Protected by thy Angel’s hand From Flame, from Tempest, and from flood!

  8. John Hewitt,1907-1987 “I should have made it plain that I stake my future on birds flying in and out of the schoolroom window, on the council of sunburnt comrades in the sun, and the picture carried with singing into the temple.”

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