The great Seamus Heaney, considered by Robert Lowell the finest Irish poet since William Butler Yeats, died this week at age 74.
The Boston Globe gave him a front-page below-the-fold appreciation by Kevin Cullen . . .
. . . and a major obituary by Joseph P. Kahn . . .
Read the rest at It’s Good to Live in a Two-Daily Town.
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