The Risen Tree, my first book of poems, launched in Limerick

The Risen Tree is available to order from Revival Press, an imprint of the Limerick Writers' Centre.

Feeling proud after a heart warming launch of my first book of poems, The Risen Tree, published by Revival Press, Limerick and launched at The People's Museum of Limerick on Sunday 24th March. Atmospheric classical guitar by Ken Mackessy. Main photographer/video was Patrick Thomas Howard. So lovely having the support of Dominic Taylor, Tomás Ó Coileáin, Tom Mulldowney, Marian Cody, and the Revival Press family along with Orla Fay, my sister Brigid and my good friends Louise Carmody, and Rosemary from Baghdad/Galway and friends/writers from Cork & Limerick come to support this little gem on its way out into the world.
Limerick Writers' Centre
https://limerickwriterscentre.com/.../the-risen-tree-by.../

From Dominic Taylor, Director of Revival Press, extracted from his post on Facebook:

Today marked a fabulous celebration as the debut collection of poetry, The Risen Tree, by Bernadette Gallagher was unveiled in a launch event hosted at The People's Museum of Limerick and orchestrated by Revival Press. Poet Orla Fay, graced with eloquence and depth, took the stage to officially introduce the collection, delving into its profound themes and nuances, offering the audience a captivating glimpse into Gallagher's poetic world. Following her, the spotlight shifted to Tommy Collins, the poetry editor at Revival Press, who elucidated the essence of Revival as more than just a publishing house but a vibrant community-driven endeavour.
The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm as the audience immersed themselves in the words and emotions woven by Bernadette Gallagher's pen. This collection isn't merely a compilation of verses; it's a testament to the power of language to evoke, provoke, and unite.
(Photos: Patrick Thomas Howard)
For those eager to delve into Gallagher's lyrical universe, the book is now readily available for purchase. Whether you prefer to acquire it directly from Bernadette, peruse the shelves of local bookstores, or browse online through the convenience of www.limerickwriterscentre.com, the doors to this literary journey stand wide open, beckoning all who dare to explore its depths.

A little video clip courtesy of Mike O'Brien, Content Manager, People's Museum of Limerick