Paul Muldoon is a Pulitzer-Prize winning poet, formerly the Oxford Professor of Poetry, and also poetry editor of The New Yorker. Born in 1951 in Portadown, Northern Ireland, Muldoon lived for many years in Belfast, first as a student at Queen’s […]
As part of the centenary commemorations of a flashpoint year in Irish — and English — history, two twinned events have been held in Dublin and London in 2016. The first was called “Imagining Home: England,” and it happened on March 29 in […]
Since 2014, Paul Muldoon has hosted a series of evenings at the Irish Arts Center in New York. Muldoon’s Picnic is named for a popular New York City entertainment of the 1880s, itself borrowing a name from a song popular in New York in the middle […]
