Ragaire Literary Magazine
@RagaireMagazine
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A literary magazine. Edited by Cormac Culkeen @thelabforwords, Aileen McCarthy @ailsmc and Tara O’Malley @taranimhaille. Open for subs until Jan 15th, 2024
Galway
Joined November 2023
The team at Ragaire are thrilled to be represented by Naoimh O'Connor at this wonderful event at the Dublin Book Festival on Saturday, showcasing the thriving Irish Literary Journal community. Sat, 9th Nov @ 6:45 pm in The Printworks, Dublin Castle
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Thank you to all who shared their work with us, we were honoured to receive it. All selections are finalised. Please let us know if you have not heard from us. And please save the date. Our launch is scheduled for Friday Nov 22nd.
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Kathryn Petruccelli reads her poem Tongues published in Ragaire Literary Magazine Issue 1. We are now open for submissions for Issue 2. See our website for details.
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Watch Art Ó Súilleabháin read his poem The Hill of the Lights, published in issue 1 Ragaire is open for submissions for Issue 2! FICTION / NON-FICTION: At least 1,000 and no more than 2,000 words. POETRY: Up to three poems of no more than 40 lines each.
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Issue 2 here we come!! We are open for submissions of poetry, short stories and creative non-fiction. Find the guidelines at To see what we like to publish, please purchase a copy of our wonderful Issue 1 on our website or in many independent bookshops.
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Li Barlowe reads her poem Meal Plan for The End Times at the launch of the debut issue of Ragaire Literary Magazine. You can watch the video of Li reading her poem and purchase your copy of Ragaire at @libarlowe
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Tadgh Dolan reads an excerpt from his short story Mr G published in Ragaire Literary Magazine. Watch the video (and buy your copy of Ragaire) at
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Attracta Fahy reads her poem at the launch of the debut issue of Ragaire Literary Magazine.
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Ragaire Literary Magazine | Philip Arneill reads an excerpt of his short story Gravedigger of the Year via @YouTube
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Watch and listen to Christina Hennemann read her poem Hag Stone at the launch of issue 1 of Ragaire Literary Magazine. Thanks to GK Media and Gréasán Na Meán Skillnet for supporting the launch and helping us produce marvelous videos of the contributors.
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RT @SYPIreland: 📣New podcast episode📣 Our podcast officer Rachel Cahill speaks with Tara O’Malley and Cormac Culkeen, two thirds of the cr…
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@SYPIreland Thanks to Rachel Cahill and SYP Ireland for the opportunity to chat about Ragaire Literary Magazine.
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RT @ThisIsGalway: This cool new #literary mag launches this evening in #galway 🤩👇 The first issue of @RagaireMagazine will launch in @port…
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RT @AliWatkins: Bursting with pride for my friends and fellow @uniofgalway alum, who launched @RagaireMagazine in Galway tonight. An absolu…
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@AttractaFahy Thanks Attracta for the kind words and thanks also for reading your poem at the launch, it was really special.
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