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Pet Tim Cunningham turns 80 this Thursday
LIMERICK-born poet Tim Cunningham turns 80 this Thursday (July 21) and a special reading has been arranged to mark the milestone occasion.
The reading, which has been arranged by the Limerick Writer's Centre, will take place at The People’s Museum of Limerick at 2 Pery Square - starting at 7.30pm.
The reading is free to attend and members of the public are invited to attend.
For more details see facebook.com/limerickwriterscentre or limerickwriterscentre.com.
Tim Cunningham was born in Limerick and educated at CBS, Limerick, and Birkbeck College, London. He has worked, mainly in education, in Dublin, Trowbridge, London, Delaware and Essex.
Recently, Tim returned to Ireland and he now lives in Westport, County Mayo.
Also reading alongside Tim on Thursday evening will be American poet and undertaker Thomas Lynch and his long-time friend and Limerick poet John Liddy.
MC for the evening is writer and poet, Professor Eoin Devereux of University of Limerick.
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