with the proceeds going to the Rape Crisis Centre, so if you would like to order a printed copy please DM us so we can see how many to send to the printers! Hope you are all having a wonderful day and thank you all so much for reading! xx Bua Team
Hello all 🧚♀️🧚♀️ Happy International Working Women's Day! We are so pleased to release the first issue of our zine 'Away With The Fairies'. 🧚♂️ Please click the link https://t.co/131Tv1mUds (it’s also in bio) to view the zine online (it works better on a laptop
but if you are using your phone you may have to wait a little longer for it to load!). We want to say thank you to all our contributiors, to @sramrl for designing our beautiful zine - we are over the moon with how it turned out 💕🌙 We would love to make printed copies🧚🏻
and want to say a massive thank you to our contributors and the fabulous @sramrl that helped make our vision come to life!! We hope you guys will enjoy it 💕🧚♀️🧚💕
In celebration of International Women’s Day we are deciding to publish ‘Away With the Fairies’ on Issu!! We are so excited to share this piece of work with you all tomorrow
The Ogham Stones Poem of the Week
Lost Love Secrets of the Burren, by Gráinne Quinlan
Published in the 2020 issue.
Check out our website for more poems and short stories.
https://t.co/QwrKgW4Zuw
Hey lovelies 🌸Our submissions are closed for our first zine away with the fairies 🌹 We have gotten an fantastic number of submissions!
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts ❤️ Happy Friday x
.@BuaCollective is now taking submissions for its first project. ‘Away with the Fairies’ is a zine focused on experiences of mental health in Ireland for women, LGBTQ+ and non binary people. Deadline: 16 October https://t.co/7XrCO5Uver
Bua is now taking submissions for our first project. ‘Away with the Fairies’ is a zine focused on experiences of mental health in Ireland for women, LGBTQ+ and non binary people. We are currently looking for submissions of art work, poetry and short stories of max 1000 words.
With only 6% of Ireland’s overall health budget being for mental health it’s time to ask ourselves how this affects Irish society as a whole and how mental health should be made a priority. No issues regarding mental health should be stigmatised so feel free to express yourself
Bua is a new creative collective, that means strength and victory as Gaeilge. We want to illustrate through various mediums such as art, poetry and creative writing just how much ‘bua’ women, non-binary and LGBTQ+ people have on the island of Ireland! Watch this space ✊🌷