The Irish Literary Times

 

Anthony Cronin - poet, novelist, and Irish national treasure - died at the
end of last year. He was one of the group of writers and intellectuals that
included Brian O'Nolan and Patrick Kavanagh who celebrated the first Dublin
Bloomsday in 1954 by following in the footsteps of Joyce's cha

Co Wexford born writer served as an arts adviser to former taoiseach Charles Haughey

Michael D Higgins among those to attend funeral of Irish poet who died aged 88

The longest sequence ever written by an Irish poet

Mourners at the funeral of writer and poet Anthony Cronin were told that he was 'unique and loveable' to the moment he died.

Complete and formidable literary man whose intelligence never overpowered his art