Works
- Awake! And Other Poems (1941)
- The Ulstermen and Their Country (1947)
- Europa and the Bull (1952) (poems)
- Ireland in Colour (1957) (prose)
- Essex Roundabout (1963) (prose)
- Collected Poems (1971)
- Irish Literary Portraits (1972)
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