Poem of the Week S01 E44 : The Earth Does Not Starve Us, written and read by Catherine Anne Cullen

Poem of the Week S01 E43 : Saint Kevin and the Blackbrid by Seamus Heaney, read by Frank O’Connor

Poem of the Week S01 E42 : Danny Murphy by James Stephens, read by Siobhan Farrelly

Poem of the Week S01 E41 : Marina by TS Eliot, read by Mariride Woods

Poem of the Week S01 E40 : Film to Video, written and read by Paul Murray

Poem of the Week S01 E39 : For What Died the Sons of Roisin by Luke Kelly, read by Brendan Murran

Poem of the Week S01 E38 : Easter 1916 by WB Yeats, read by Ray Kennedy

Poem of the Week S01 E37 : Digging by Seamus Heaney, read by ER Murray

Poem of the Week S01 E36 : Anyone lived in a pretty how town by E.E. Cummings, read by Kate Dempsey

Poem of the Week S01 E35 : On Visiting Ellis Island, written and read by Annemarie Ni Churreáin

Poem of the Week S01 E34 : An Earrach Thiar by Máirtín Ó Direáin, read by Triona Nic Ruairi

Poem of the Week S01 E33 : The Kerry Foot, written and read by Annemarie Ni Chuireainn

Poem of the Week S01 E32 : In memory of Rory Gallagher, written and read by Dermot Bolger.

Poem of the Week S01 E31 : Birthing the Lamb, written and read by Jane Clarke.

Poem of the Week S01 E30 : To a Shade, by WB Yeats. Read by Ciaran Murray.

Poem of the Week S01 E29 : Ex, written and read by Andrej Kapor

Poem of the Week S01 E28 : I am more lonely when I am with people than I am when I am alone looking at the internet, by Mira Gonzalez. Read by Lewis Kenny.

Poem of the Week S01 E27 : Auschwitz, written and read by Katie Donovan.

Poem of the Week S01 E26: Still I rise, by Maya Angelou. Read by Sara Bennett

Poem of the Week S01 E25 : ‘Quarantine’ by Eavan Boland. Read by Noel Mac Canna.