Eamon Carr
- Director
- Writer
- Soundtrack
Eamon Carr is a writer, musician and art historian.
Author of Deirdre Unforgiven, A Journal of Sorrow, (Doire Press) and The Origami Crow: Journey into Japan, World Cup Summer 2002 (Seven Towers). His verse play Dusk received its premier in the GPO, Dublin.
A founding member of Horslips, he has co-written and recorded numerous albums including collaborations with Henry McCullough, Mike Brookfield and Eamonn Dowd.
A journalist and occasional broadcaster, he is a former recipient of the Sarah Purser Scholarship and Prize in the History of European Painting from Trinity College, Dublin. He has presented Seeking Refuge, a cycle of spoken word poems with his photography documenting life in refugee camps on the Kosovo-Albania border (circa 1999).
Author of Deirdre Unforgiven, A Journal of Sorrow, (Doire Press) and The Origami Crow: Journey into Japan, World Cup Summer 2002 (Seven Towers). His verse play Dusk received its premier in the GPO, Dublin.
A founding member of Horslips, he has co-written and recorded numerous albums including collaborations with Henry McCullough, Mike Brookfield and Eamonn Dowd.
A journalist and occasional broadcaster, he is a former recipient of the Sarah Purser Scholarship and Prize in the History of European Painting from Trinity College, Dublin. He has presented Seeking Refuge, a cycle of spoken word poems with his photography documenting life in refugee camps on the Kosovo-Albania border (circa 1999).
