GREG DELANTY was born in Cork, Ireland in 1958, and now lives for most of the year in America, where he teaches at St Michael's College, Vermont. He has received numerous awards, including the Patrick Kavanagh Award, the Allan Dowling Poetry Fellowship, and the Austin Clarke Centenary Poetry Award. In 1999 he was a prizewinner in the National Poetry Competition. He has received an Irish Arts Council bursary, and has been widely anthologised.
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Cork-born Delanty writes poems that are wordily appealing the way that Hopkins and late Auden [appeal]. "Time Literary Supplement"" ""Cork-born Delanty writes poems that are wordily appealing the way that Hopkins and late Auden [appeal]."