Strokestown International Poetry Festival

Sunday, May 3 2026
Friday, May 1 -
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Strokestown Poetry Festival

The Strokestown International Poetry Festival was founded in 1999, taking place annually on the first weekend of May, in Strokestown, Co. Roscommon.

The weekend provides a world-renowned forum for excellence in poetry. Strokestown is famous for the large audiences that attend all readings and allied to the welcome, the friendliness and the scenery, the weekend is an unforgettable experience and a thrilling immersion in contemporary poetry.

‘Our mission is to showcase contemporary poetry, local, national and international, foster the development of emerging writers and consolidate poetry in local cultural life, bringing it to the widest possible audience’.

Festival Events

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Books for Breakfast Podcast, Episode 92

Click above to listen to the latest from the Books for Breakfast podcast, where Peter Sirr and Enda Wyley talk to Joseph Woods, Director of the Strokestown International Poetry Festival, about what this year's programme will offer poetry lovers this May Bank Holiday weekend in Strokestown Park House.

2026 Event Sponsors

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Poetry Ireland
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Callery Family final
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News & Updates

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Strokestown International Poetry Competition Announces 2026 Winner

Poetry in the Park, The Lunchtime Reading, Strokestown House and Gardens, Co. Roscommon

Strokestown International Poetry Prize 2026 – Shortlisted Poems

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Strokestown International Poetry Festival 2026 Announces Line-Up for May Bank Holiday Weekend

Poetry in the Park, The Lunchtime Reading, Strokestown House and Gardens, Co. Roscommon

Browse the Full 2026 Festival Programme

Previous Winners of the Strokestown International Poetry Prize

1999 – Vona Groarke

2000 – Sheila O’Hagan

2001 – Martin Dyar

2002 – Daniel Holmes

2003 – Beatrice Garland

2004 – Paddy Bushe

2005 – James Greene

2006 – Cahal Dallat

2007 – Maureen Boyle

2008 – Tony Barnstone

2009 – Padraig Rooney

2010 – Lawrence Kessenich

2011 – Jane Routh

2012 – Jim Maguire

2013 – Jude Nutter

2014 – Jane Robinson

2015 – John Murphy

2016 – John Murphy

2017 – Patrick Maddock

2018 – Matthew Barton

2019 – Majella Kelly

2020 – Jane Wilkinson

2021 – No Competition

2022 – No Competition

2023 – No Competition

2024 – Thomas Brezing

2025 – Olga Dermott-Bond

2026 – Catherine Ann Cullen