Publications

Publications January 2024 - May 2025

2025: Winner of the RSPB-Rialto Nature and Place Poetry Competition

2024: Recipient of an Agility Award from the Arts Council | An Chomhairle Ealaíon

Anthologies

  • Impressions irlandaises: 23 Poétesses Racontent Leur Pays (Le Castor Astral, 2025) – We Become Witches, Jack-in-the-Box, When My Wife is a Walrus and The Light Comes in the Name of the Voice, translated into French by Virginie Trachsler

  • You’re Never Too Much: Poems for Every Emotion (forthcoming Macmillan Press, 2025) – Portrait of My Anxiety as an Imp and Jack-in-the-Box

  • Eff-Able: A Spicy Anthology of Queer Crip Poetry (forthcoming Fourteen Poems, 2025) – Choke Me with My Sunflower Lanyard

  • He, She, They, Us (Pan Macmillan 2024) – Sheep’s Head Peninsula

Individual Poems

2025

  • Magma (Issue 91) – It’s Not Going to Happen for Us

  • The Stony Thursday Book (No. 20) – False Widows

  • Poetry Day Ireland 2025 – The Laying Hen chosen as one of 12 poems to appear on trains and in libraries

  • Cork’s Poetry in the Park – Ivittuut on display in Fitzgerald’s Park, Cork, as chosen by Cork City Libraries and Arts Services

2024

  • Zócalo Public Square (website) – What Millenials Want

  • Poetry Ireland Review (Issue 143) – A Plain Ewer and Blue Tiles

  • Howl (Issue 3) - Ivittuut

  • The Stinging Fly (Issue 51) – Drop, Drop

  • The Marrow Poetry (Issue 2) – Red Kite, Avonmore

  • Catflap (Issue 4) - No More Tomatoes! and The Laying Hen

  • The Four Faced Liar (Issue 3) – Lusk

Reviews

  • Poetry Ireland Review (Issue 143) – A Tapestry of Conversations: Review of Emily Cooper, Aoife Lyall and Lani O’Hanlon

  • Poetry Ireland Review (Issue 145) – After the Landslide: Review of Dani Gill, James Harpur and Charles Lang

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Rosamund’s work has appeared widely since she began publishing her poems in 2014. Her work has appeared in Banshee, Butcher’s Dog, Fourteen Poems, Magma, The Rialto, Poetry Ireland Review, Poetry Salzburg and The Shop. Rosamund won third place for the Ginkgo Prize in 2019 with her poem Lammergeier. Her essays have appeared in The Irish Times, The Stinging Fly and The Trumpet.