Conor O'Callaghan
VI.1: Home
VIII.1: The Irish for No: a review by John Redmond of "The History of Rain", by Conor O'Callaghan, and "The Irish Card", by Brendan Cleary

Julie O'Callaghan
III.1: Getting Through the Night
III.3: Express Sadako Considers Snow

Mary O'Donnell
V.3: The Winter Ship

Mary Elizabeth O'Donnell
IV.2: Reading the Sunflowers in September; Cuckold; Monk in the Outer Hebrides

P. A. T. O'Donnell
1948: Exile; Spell
1949: On Howth Cliffs; On Hearing a Scottish Choir

Bernard O'Donoghue (editor I.3, II.1, II.2, II.3)
I.1: Morning in Beara (for Canon Matt Keane)
I.1: Interview of Tom Paulin
II.1: Interview of George Steiner
II.2: Interview of Douglas Dunn
III.2: The State of the Nation; The Humours of Shrone
IV.3: Interview of Chris Wallace-Crabbe
V.2: Judge's report on the Old English Riddle Translation Competition
V.3: Weather-Clocks
VI.1: Great Effusions: a review of 'James Joyce: Poems and Shorter Writings' ed. Richard Ellmann, A. Walter Litz and John Whittier-Ferguson
VIII.1: "Much as we would like..." [article on poetry editors]
VIII.3: Romantic Love; Gunpowder
IX.2: Powder and Paint: a review by Rónán McDonald of "Gunpowder" by Bernard O'Donoghue and "My Alexandria" by Mark Doty
X.1: Old Blue-Eyes and Pencil It In
X.3: Interview
XI.3: Burning Furze (translated from Liam Ó Muirthile's Béiteáil); Kelly Grovier's review of 'Outliving'

Dennis O'Driscoll
I.2: Sanctuary
III.3: Growing Pains; Short Story

Nuala O'Farrell
I.3: An Archaic Torso of Apollo [translation of Rainer Maria Rilke]

Michael O'Neill
III.2: Two Cards, Two Candles

Caitriona O'Reilly
X.2: Octopus; A Weekend at Bodega Bay; Blueness

Michael O'Siadhail
VII.2: Two After Dark

Michael O'Sullivan
V.1: Cape Clear Island

E. F. Oliver
1936: Song ("I would not be withdrawn"); Lover of England

W. H. Oliver
1952: Ceremony of Pain

R. C. Ormerod
An elegy for de Bosis, a noted playwright who "died for the liberty of his country".
1937: To Lauro de Bosis, Oct 3rd, 1931

A. Lloyd Owen
1932: Telegram; Vagrant; On a Russian Film

Gillian Owen
1949: Carillon