Yeats in a sentence

At The Model – Yeats: Portrait of a Family, an intimate insight into the Yeats Family through the portraits of John Butler Yeats and a selection of other artists and Cairde Visual, Cairde Sligo Arts Festival’s fifth annual open submission exhibition.

The Yeats Society’s poetry circle takes place at the Yeats Building on Wednesday, June 14th.

Denise Yeats, founder of London-based Denise Yeats Creative Events Production, said: “Although I have picked up a little bit of work for the next few months, the future is very uncertain.

The Thoor Ballylee Castle is a historically significant building, not just because of its age but because the acclaimed poet WB Yeats once made it his home-- for this reason it is often called 'Yeats' Tower'.

What was once WB Yeats' summer home is now a cultural centre, where plays, lectures and exhibitions on Irish history and culture-- many revolving around Yeats himself-- take place throughout the year.

For Yeats, the only salvation is the shapeliness and stillness of art." citation See external links for a bas relief arranged in the position as described by Yeats.

Yeats photographed in 1908 by Alvin Langdon Coburn Yeats proposed in an indifferent manner, with conditions attached, and he both expected and hoped she would turn him down.

Apart from his life as a leading retailer, Mr Mullaney also had a deep interest in the arts both as an actor and supporter and was also involved in the Yeats Society.

Ireland's greatest ever poet was utterly infatuated with Maud Gonne, a fiery revolutionary who “hurled the little streets upon the great” in Yeats' immortal line during her role in the 1916 Uprising.

Later, Irish poets, including Yeats, retreated into towers where they invoked new spirit worlds into a rich heritage of literature, most of it in their conquerors’ language.

Local actors, John Carty, Fiona Maria Fitzpatrick, Edwin Mullane and Orla McSharry played the parts of WB Yeats, his wife George and the ghosts of two other Irish writers, Bram Stoker and Oscar Wilde.

Making things slightly more dramatic is the fact that Yeats’ rider Sam Waley-Cohen had chosen both the horse and the Grand National for his swansong.

Mr. Ryan, who helped lead two large drug seizures off the Irish coast in 2007 and 2008, both with multiple naval vessels, said it was risky to have the Yeats handle the raid without backup.

Noble Yeats’ owner Robert Waley-Cohen said: “If the ground had been softer I think he may have been closer at the finish as he was steaming up the hill finishing with a flourish when the race was more or less over.

The Ted Walsh-trained Ain't That A Shame is this year's main favorite, but it will be up against a strong field of 39 other horses, including last year's winner Noble Yeats, as well as the well-fancied Delta Work.

The Yeats men responded with Rossa Sloyan and James Donlon linking up with Ronan Niland who sent over a fabulous point.

This exhibition runs until September 30th at the Hyde Bridge Gallery in the Yeats Building.

This leaves other entries like Galvin and Fury Road as top runner-ups behind Noble Yeats at UK sportsbook website.

This taken from writer W. B. Yeats gives an extremely accurate depiction of where we are in present day Jamaica.

Yeats and Ma are true believers in the power of film, but they’re not the only ones.