In 2021:

• 'At Bridget's Well' - commissioned by Museum of Literature Ireland & The Department of Foreign Affairs  

• James Tait Black Biography Prize - 'A Ghost in the Throat'

• Arts Council of Ireland Literature Project Award ~ A Ghost in the Throat

• 'The Heart of the Wood' - Lady Gregory Project commissioned by Druid Theatre & Brinkerhoff Foundation

• The 2021 D'Arcy Magee Lecture, St Mary's University, Canada 

• 'Ériu's Threshold' - poems commissioned for film by Body&Soul. 

• 'Some Good Will Come' (Fallow) includes 'Mandible' 

• 'To Star the Dark' (Dedalus Press, April) 

• 'A Ghost in the Throat' US & Canadian edition (Biblioasis) 

• 'A Scarf' - Solas Nua - read by Vicky Langan

• Ómós - A TG4 celebration of President Higgins

•  UNESCO City of Literature in Ulyanovsk - poem translated to Russian

• European Network of Cultural Institutions Poems in the City Project - poem translated to Polish by Jerzy Jarniewicz

In 2020:

• 'A Ghost in the Throat' published by Tramp Press, and  awarded Irish Book of the Year 2020 at Irish Book Awards

• 'Ildána' award from TG4 & the Arts Council.
  

• National Opera libretto - 'Glaoch'. Composer: Linda Buckley

• 'A Scarf' - new essay in The Dublin Review

• 4 poems in Bloodaxe's 'Staying Human' anthology. 

• 'Time, Folks, Please' - essay commissioned by Dennis Dinneen Archive

• 'Don't Fuck with the Fairies' - essay in Winter Papers

• 'Women and the Irish Revolution: Feminism, Activism, Violence' edited by Linda Connolly includes the poem 'Brightening'

• 'Famine Pots: The Choctaw-Irish Gift Exchange' includes a sequence of trilingual poems composed in collaboration with LeAnne Howe
  

• 'In Éineacht' - dán nua, Poetry Ireland Review 132

• 'An Imagined City' - essay commissioned by European Federation of Associations and Centres of Irish Studies

• 'The Body Electric' - text commissioned by The Model Gallery in response to art by Louis leBrocquy

• 'The woman who fell in love with a poem' - essay commissioned by The Irish Times

• Poems translated to Japanese and to Romanian

• ‘Split/End’ poetry commission with visual artists Aideen Barry and Alice Maher