"The Anthology"

Creative Writing is a culmination of creative writing and artistic expression from students at St. Benildus college for the past 21 years. This site showcases award winning stories, poems and essays which have been chosen for this special millenium collection.

Foreword
Cover Art

Contents:

A Farewell to Adolescence	Nicky Brennan
All I Need	Tim Ahern
Survival in Malay	Oliver Dunne
A Twist in the Tail	David Kennedy
Bob, the Alcoholic Alien	John Healy
TV Star	Barraí Hanly
Dead True	Allan Browne
Growing Up	Keith Byrne
Granddad	Johnathon Kelly
Glencullen	Liam Keane
Into the Silence	Patrick White
Holiday	Colm Daly
The Sheperds of Arcadia	Adrian Keogh
Boredom	Dara Munnis
Death	Cormac Power
Jungle Rescue	Matthew Nicastle
Footballer	Cathal Buckley
Le Vacrame	John Kennedy
A Goal of Skill	Fergal Casey
Between Classes	Patrick Crumlish
The Tensions of Life in the 80's	David Kane
Millennium	Mark Lawlor
Modern Religion	Luke Hamill
Out on the Sea	Mark O'Brien
Moonstruck	Mark Brown
The Furies	Tony Byrne
The Soup	Fiach Mac Hale
Why Him?	Gareth Hanley
The Land of Thieves	Shane Mc Darby
The Ancient Oak Tree	John Healy
11:32 Hawkins Street	D. A. Ryan
A Man's Best Friend
A Moment at the Seaside	Colin Traynor
Haiku the Nomads	Dara De Brun
Alone	Stephen Redmond
Growing Up	Eoin McElliot
My *	Thomas Farrell
Pepperland	Daniel Dunne
That's Strange	Rory Sobolewski
The Fatal Journey	Gary Byrne
The Fight	Brian Duffy
The House of Horrors	Karl Geiran
The House	Cormac Power
The Kid	Robert Looby
The Lost Bag of Togo	Derek Kerbey
The Poet	Dermot Worthington
The Trench	Robert Hogin-Meade
The Verve: An Epitaph	Thomas Murray
Time and Blood	Peter Ryan
Visitors from Beneath	Conor Clarke
Afraid	Philip O'Hara
Winter Sports	Cormac Power
The Storm	Paul Carroll
A Storm	Kevin O'Donnell
Very Plain	David Meegan
A Fist Full of Beans	Mark English
Eating Out	Mark English
Rover	Mark English
Dublin City	R. McElliot
Coming Home From School	Eddie Nolan
The Gluttons Confession	Sean Quigley
Over Dresden
The Village - Burner on the Rack
Pizzarro's Prayer	Andrew O'Kelly & Niall O'Flaherty