Cuala Press

It first reached print in The Irish Statesman on 22 March 1924. In 1928 Lennox Robinson included it in his A Little Anthology of Modern Irish Verse, published by the Cuala Press .

His sisters Elizabeth and Susan Mary (known as Lily) set up the Dun Emer Press (which later became the Cuala Press) in early 1903.

John Masefield in the old Dictionary of National Biographymentioned the Cuala Press publication as strange ironical poems, so like the man speaking.

It was published on 5 July that year by Elizabeth and Lily Yeats of the Cuala Press in an edition of 250 copies, printed in black and red.

AG published A Book of Saints and Wonders with the Dun Emer Press at Dundrum, run by Elizabeth and Lily (or Susan Mary) Yeats .

Elizabeth Corbet Yeats at the Cuala Press in Dublin published AG 's account of her estate, Coole, in a limited edition of 250 copies.

Ireland's Cuala Press published Certain Noh Plays of Japan, translated by EP .

AG published The Kiltartan Poetry Book with the Cuala Press at Dundrum.

WBY 's poetry volume entitled In the Seven Woods was published by Dun Emer Press (later called the Cuala Press ), which was established by his sisters, Elizabeth and Lily Yeats .

The Cuala Press at Dundrum published Michael Robartes and the Dancer, the short volume of poetry by WBY , which contains his well-known apocalyptic poem The Second Coming.

WBY 's Last Poems and Two Plays (including The Circus Animals' Desertion) were posthumously published by the Cuala Press .

It was published at the Cuala Press , which was now operating in Dublin.

Yeats selected his favourites among Tynan's poems for printing by the Dun Emer Press set up by his sisters Elizabeth and Lily , as Twenty One Poems by Katharine Tynan.

Apart from his plays and his folklore work, JMS wrote and published, early in his short career, a handful of poems, essays, and book reviews. He left translations from Villon and Petrarch , and an...