Interviews
Grace Cavalieri interviews Jane here for the Library of Congress's The Poet and the Poem Series 2019.
Seán Rocks interviewed Jane about her recent collection When the Tree Falls on Arena RTE Radio 1, Tuesday 19 May. You can listen to the interview here. She read poems from the collection and a new poem 'The Key'.
As part of a series of Bailey & Blake films about the Liffey, Jane talks about and reads her poem, 'Swim', a tribute to her friend, Shirley McClure. The poem will be published in her next Bloodaxe collection, When the Tree Falls.
Olivia O'Leary interviewed Jane about All the Way Home in The Poetry Programme, RTE Radio 1, 4 November 2018. You can hear the interview here, (21 mins.) including 3 poems from the sequence.
Seán Rocks interviewed Jane about the poetry of World War I on Arena, RTE Radio 1, 2 October 2018. Listen to the full interview here or watch a YouTube clip from the interview here.
Jane discusses poetry of landscape, nature and place with poets, Geraldine Mitchell and Nessa O'Mahony in the Attic Sessions, May 2018.
Jane reads a new poem, "Birthing the Lamb" and discusses her work in this podcast from Near FM's Poem of the Week, broadcast February 2018.
In this extract from the documentary film, "Along by the River; Discover the River Suck", Jane reads a poem from her first collection and speaks about how the river influenced her writing.
Jane is interviewed on RTE ONE about winning the Listowel Writers' Week Irish Poem of the Year 2016 at the Bord Gais Energy Irish Book of the Year Awards.
Jane reads three poems from The River and speaks about her work in this interview on RTE Radio 1's Poetry Programme, November 2016.
Jane is invited to speak about creativity for a National Council for Curriculum & Assessment conference, May 2011.
Jane reflects on her writing in these interviews:
The Poet Magazine, Autumn 2019.
Writers Chat Series with Shauna Gilligan, June 2018
Island's Edge, Poets on Poetry, February 2018.
Elementum Journal of Nature & Story, Edition 1 2016.
Poetry Spotlight, 19 March 2016.
Shauna Gilligan Writing.ie, 12 October 2015.
Writing.ie, 2 October 2015.