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Gerry McCullough - Irish writer & poetaward-winning Irish writer & poet |
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Old Seamus 02 - 'The horse that wouldn't gallop', by Gerry McCullough
March 18, 2009 07:18 PM PDT
Gerry reads the 2nd of her ‘Old Seamus’ series of 21 Irish stories, (originally published in 'Ireland's Own' - an Irish magazine produced in Wexford, Ireland). Seamus happens to be out innocently after dark, when he hears something suspicious. His suspicions grow as he investigates further, but eventually the full facts force him to accept another conclusion. Old Seamus 01 - 'The tale of a teacup', by Gerry McCullough
October 06, 2008 06:14 PM PDT
Gerry reads the first of her 'Old Seamus' series of 21 Irish stories, (originally published in 'Ireland's Own' - an Irish magazine produced in Wexford, Ireland). Love is not always straightforward and Seamus gets involved when Chuck, a young American visiting Ardnakil, tells him of his despair - but when Seamus 'accidentally' overhears the 'affair of the teacup', the wind begins to change in Chuck's favour. 2005 Cuírt Award-winning story, 'Primroses' (audio), by Gerry McCullough
September 20, 2008 07:13 PM PDT
Gerry’s story, Primroses, which won the 2005 International Cuírt Award for new writing at Galway Arts Centre, Ireland - read by actress, Kate O’Toole, daughter of Peter O’Toole, at the award ceremony in Charlie Byrne’s bookshop, Galway. An elderly man comes to the rescue of a young girl, who is very grateful and wants to help him plant primroses in the garden. All innocent enough, but his daughter can see how things might look to outsiders. As he wrestles with the problem, long-dormant memories come flooding back and, eventually, he makes his mind up. |
Podcast SummaryGerry McCullough - award-winning Irish writer and poet from Co. Down, Northern Ireland. The 2005 winner of the international Cuirt Award, from Galway Arts Centre; and short-listed for the 2008 Brian Moore Award, in Belfast, Gerry is married to singer/songwriter and media producer, Raymond McCullough. Gerry has had many stories and poems printed in various magazines, in two books of short stories, broadcast on BBC radio, and has had more than 20 of her Old Seamus Irish stories published in 'Ireland's Own' magazine, from Waterford. Produced by Raymond McCullough, Precious Oil Productions Ltd About GerryGerry McCullough has been writing poems and stories since childhood. Brought up in north Belfast, she graduated in English and Philosophy from Queen's University, Belfast, then went on to gain an MA in English. She is married to singer/songwriter and Media Producer, Raymond McCullough [http://www.raymondmccullough.co.uk], with whom she co-edited the Irish magazine, ‘Bread [http://www.kingdomcome.org.uk/history.shtml]’, (published by Kingdom Come Trust [http://www.kingdomcome.org.uk]), from 1990-96. In 1995 they also published a book called, ‘Ireland - now the good news!’ [http://www.preciousoil.com/books/Ireland_ngn.shtml] Over the past few years she has had several short stories published in Ireland, and poems and articles published in several NI & UK magazines. Her previous success in winning the Cuírt International Festival prize for 2005, and recently being shortlisted for the 2008 Brian Moore Award, could well open up new opportunities for publication of her full-length Irish novel, together with a children’s book set in Dublin. The prizewinning story, 'Primroses [http://www.gerrymccullough.co.uk/stories_primroses.shtml]', is one of a series of twelve Irish short stories written by Gerry, also currently under consideration for publication in book form, entitled, ‘Dreams, visions, nightmares’.
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