Aoife O'Regan

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Aoife O'Regan

Dublin-based Marketing Executive for the RTÉ Guide and writer at The Makers Stories.

Aoife O' Regan is Dublin-based Marketing Executive for the RTE Guide and writer at The Makers Stories. She has contributed to various publications including Dublin Inquirer, Totally Dublin, Metro Herald, AU Magazine and Le Cool Dublin.

Reviewed: A Light That Never Goes Out by Keelin Shanley

Between details about her diagnosis and medical care, including a trip to America to find out if she was eligible for a new, experimental therapy, ...

Keelin Shanley • 07 Oct

Review: The Truth Must Dazzle Gradually by Helen Cullen

The power of the truth to destroy or to liberate, depending on how it's handled, is a central theme in Helen Cullen's impressive new novel.

Book Review • 08 Oct

Reviewed: The Glorious Guinness Girls by Emily Hourican

Part historical fiction, part biography, Emily Hourican's fifth novel is inspired by the daughters of Arthur Ernest Guinness, founder of the iconic Dublin brewery.

Books • 29 Sep

Reviewed: The Stinging Fly: Summer 2020

The latest volume of The Stinging Fly is prefaced by a very thoughtful and considered editorial by Danny Denton that reflects on the strange circumstances ...

Books • 23 Sep

Review: A Traveller at the Gates of Wisdom - John Boyne

Aoife O'regan was impressed by the philosophical nature of John Boyne's new novel and its ambitious scope, spanning multiple timelines and locations around the world.

Books • 10 Sep

Reviewed: After the Silence by Louise O'Neill

These are matters that O'Neill is clearly passionate about, and she's very good at writing them, so it follows that her new psychological thriller should ...

Books • 07 Sep

Reviewed: A Ghost in the Throat by Doireann Ní Ghríofa

The very title of A Ghost in the Throat evokes the imagery of choking - breath stifled, speech constricted, words trapped in the throat, struggling ...

Books • 02 Sep

Book review: Adele by Nicola Cassidy

Fred Astaire's footwork on stage and screen earned him legendary status, but perhaps lesser known is the story of his equally-talented and beloved sister, the ...

Adele • 25 Aug

Reviewed: As You Were by Elaine Feeney

Elaine Feeney's move from poetry into prose has been eagerly-awaited, and her debut novel As You Were is the curious and inventive piece of work ...

Books • 20 Aug

Reviewed: Unfiltered by Sophie White

With tongue wedged firmly in cheek, Sophie White delves back into the modern phenomenon of the social media influencer in her second novel Unfiltered.

Books • 08 Jul

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