Aoife O'Regan

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Aoife O'Regan

Marketer and writer from Dublin

Aoife O' Regan is a marketer and writer from Dublin. She has contributed to various publications including Dublin Inquirer, Totally Dublin, Metro Herald, AU Magazine and Le Cool Dublin.

Reviewed: The Stinging Fly - The Galway 2020 Edition

To mark its reigning year as European Capital of Culture The Stinging Fly invited writers established and new to submit work inspired by the City ...

Books • 13 Jan

Reviewed: Mantel Pieces by Hilary Mantel

Hilary Mantel's collection of essays and reviews reveals fascinating insights into the days before she became a two-time Booker prize-winner, the only woman to ever ...

Books • 11 Jan

Review:John Boorman's Nature Diary: One Eye, One Finger

'The pandemic has brought so much death, but also a soothing silence', writes John Boorman in his alluring new Nature Diary,One Eye, One Finger, with ...

John Boorman • 15 Dec 20

Reviewed: Walking with Ghosts by Gabriel Byrne

In an early chapter of Walking with Ghosts, Gabriel Byrne cites his vivid imagination as one of his strong suits, perhaps a trait that led ...

Books • 01 Dec 20

Reviewed: A Page From My Life - The Ray D'Arcy Show

As the nation adjusted to lockdown, Ray D'arcy set a challenge for listeners to his RTÉ Radio 1 show, inviting them to submit a story ...

Books • 20 Nov 20

Reviewed: Tales We Tell Ourselves by Carlo Gébler

In his collection of new stories Carlo Gébler updates the Decameron, Boccaccio's classic 14th century work in Italian. The original work written over 5 years ...

Books • 19 Nov 20

Book Review: Secrets Never Told by Dermot Bolger

Dermot Bolger's new short story collection Secrets Never Told deals imaginatively with themes such as the fallibility of memory and the explosive ramifications of long-held, ...

Dermot bolger • 30 Oct 20

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 20

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 20

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 20

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