
Michael Longley
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Sep 23, 2026
Hozier: “My heart was just torn open”
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35:21Andrew Hozier-ByrneGUEST
Um, uh, and in the mystery of this space, it's, I'm reminded of a Seamus Heaney poem, Personal Helicon.
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35:29Andrew Hozier-ByrneGUEST
He wrote for, I think, Michael Longley.
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35:31Andrew Hozier-ByrneGUEST
It's about how he goes to wells all the time.
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35:34Andrew Hozier-ByrneGUEST
As a kid, he's, he's sharing that as a child, that-
Sunday NY Times
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22:43JackieNARRATOR
Mr. Trump nearly upended the Western Military Alliance when this year he suggested a U.S. takeover of Greenland.
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22:52JackieNARRATOR
Ms. Connolly also presented Mr. Trump with a 2006 volume of poetry by Michael Longley of Belfast.
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23:01JackieNARRATOR
One of his more famous poems, published during the Troubles, is called Ceasefire.
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23:11JackieNARRATOR
How a Godzilla El Nino Could Affect Your Weather by Judson Jones.
Sunday NY Times
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22:43JackieNARRATOR
Mr. Trump nearly upended the Western Military Alliance when this year he suggested a U.S. takeover of Greenland.
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22:52JackieNARRATOR
Ms. Connolly also presented Mr. Trump with a 2006 volume of poetry by Michael Longley of Belfast.
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23:01JackieNARRATOR
One of his more famous poems, published during the Troubles, is called Ceasefire.
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23:11JackieNARRATOR
How a Godzilla El Nino Could Affect Your Weather by Judson Jones.
Trump is in the Ra, the Brits are for sale, and Pete is on tour!
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21:04John MeagherHOST
He doesn't get a goodie bag at the end.
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21:07John MeagherHOST
Oh, he got a good bag straight away from her, didn't he? He got a book of Michael Longley poems, including one called Ceasefire, which I'm sure he read on the way back.
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21:18Peter FlanaganHOST
She also gifted him a St. Bridget's cross, which I'm sure he loved because it kind of looks like a swastika.
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21:25Peter FlanaganHOST
So he was like, oh, great.
News Catch-Up: Trump in Ireland, Mary McAleese and the Sandwich Census
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12:18Carl KinsellaGUEST
You know, it's so good, Louise.
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12:19Carl KinsellaGUEST
Like, last week you were talking about when you interviewed her, and she was like, "Oh, I have my ways of making my point." And, uh, you know, one of the gifts she gave him was the poem Ceasefire by Michael Longley.
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12:27Carl KinsellaGUEST
Um, and she very, you know, there's no doubt about it, she was very clear with him as to the Irish people's, um, attitudes towards war and towards, uh, violence overseas, and she was making the point that Irish people will always stand strongly behind those who have the strength to, um, you know, avoid war and to promote peace.
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12:48Carl KinsellaGUEST
And it seems like she was very clear, uh, with him on sort of her position when it comes to destruction and, and violence.
Ennistymon Lawyer Among 170 Who Challenged Trump’s War Policies
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14:44Leigh BrosnanGUEST
And I think that not calling out and not, and not speaking the truth in those, um, halls, halls of power or, or conferences or wherever our heads of state are meeting with other heads of state is very, um, unfair and, and is very risky.
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15:01Leigh BrosnanGUEST
I, I would've, I would've m- much more, uh, appreciated a, a message to be sent, such as President Conley did with her gifts of a St. Brigid's cross, of, um, the collection of poems from Michael Longley from Belfast, um, and the text of, uh, the Voyage of Saint Brendan, of the Abbot, a Latin text of, of, of the sixth-century Irish monk, um-
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15:23Alan MorrisseyHOST
And, and can I ask you, Lee, do you think the intent or the message, uh, whether it's subtle or unsubtle behind those gifts, uh, is, [laughs] is likely to be picked up on?
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15:34Leigh BrosnanGUEST
Uh, it, it-- To be honest, Alan, it's not even outcome-oriented.
D15 Today Monday 14/09/2026
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0:50John CahillHOST
Okay.
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0:51John CahillHOST
Okay, so President Catherine Connolly gifted President Trump a St. Bridget's Cross and a collection of poems by the Belfast poet Michael Longley.
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0:59John CahillHOST
Mm-hmm.
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1:00John CahillHOST
Suspecting that Mr. Trump may not read all the poems in the collection, she mentioned one poem in particular, that's Ceasefire, hoping, I guess, to pique his curiosity.
Trump 'Going to Take Tariffs Off Irish Whiskey' as Visit Ends - 14/09/2026
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7:54Sean DefoeGUEST
She gave him that book.
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7:56Sean DefoeGUEST
of poems by Michael Longley, which included the poem Ceasefire.
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7:59Sean DefoeGUEST
And people were very much praising her sort of almost colder approach to Donald Trump.
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8:04Sean DefoeGUEST
And yes, you can argue the flip side that he'll absolutely never read that.
Commonwealth Report: GOP Crowd Screams for Democrats to be Shot
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5:48Thom HartmannHOST
She said afterward that she told him, quote, "The normalization of war and genocide can never be accepted." She reminded him that Ireland has lived through famine, colon- colonization, and the troubles, and knows the long road to peace.
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6:02Thom HartmannHOST
Then she handed him a poetry collection that included Michael Longley's Ceasefire.
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6:07Thom HartmannHOST
The photo of Trump walking ahead of her stone-faced went viral.
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6:11Thom HartmannHOST
Remember, this is the president who tells us the world respects him again.
Tipp Today Podcast 140926
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31:35Fran CurryHOST
And there was a poetry book then, wasn't there? Yeah.
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31:36Ronan DowdGUEST
And the poetry, Michael Longley's poetry book-
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31:38Fran CurryHOST
Yeah
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31:38Ronan DowdGUEST
... with that, with that poem, "Ceasefire"-
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