10 books we're looking forward to reading in 2025 Irish literature continues to go from strength to strength. Books • 28 Dec 24
10 books we're looking forward to reading in 2025 Irish literature continues to go from strength to strength. Books • 28 Dec 24
Book Of The Day: Nuala O'Connor's Seaborne A vast array of novels have carved their plots from the remnants of history. Books • 21 Jul 24
Book Of The Day: Nuala O'Connor's Seaborne A vast array of novels have carved their plots from the remnants of history. Books • 21 Jul 24
Book Of The Day: Old Romantics by Maggie Armstrong You only have to nip into any bookshop to become aware of the overwhelming rise in romance fiction... Books • 26 Jun 24
Book Of The Day: Old Romantics by Maggie Armstrong You only have to nip into any bookshop to become aware of the overwhelming rise in romance fiction... Books • 26 Jun 24
Book Of The Week: The Alternatives by Caoilinn Hughes Profoundly moving in its delicacy, Caoilinn Hughes's The Alternatives is a portrait of four brilliant sisters moving through the grief of life after death. Books • 28 May 24
Book Of The Week: The Alternatives by Caoilinn Hughes Profoundly moving in its delicacy, Caoilinn Hughes's The Alternatives is a portrait of four brilliant sisters moving through the grief of life after death. Books • 28 May 24
Book Of The Week: Wild Houses by Colin Barrett It's often hard to believe the hype on social media, but occasionally there comes a book which warrants all the praise it's receiving. Books • 20 Jan 24
Book Of The Week: Wild Houses by Colin Barrett It's often hard to believe the hype on social media, but occasionally there comes a book which warrants all the praise it's receiving. Books • 20 Jan 24
Book Of The Week: Lazy City by Rachel Connolly There's an expectation that all novels coming out of the Northern Ireland are only about the 'Troubles'. Books • 23 Sep 23
Book Of The Week: Lazy City by Rachel Connolly There's an expectation that all novels coming out of the Northern Ireland are only about the 'Troubles'. Books • 23 Sep 23
Book Of The Week: Anne Enright's The Wren, The Wren When the Man Booker Longlist was announced last month, conversation erupted on social media around how many Irish writers were on the list. Books • 09 Sep 23
Book Of The Week: Anne Enright's The Wren, The Wren When the Man Booker Longlist was announced last month, conversation erupted on social media around how many Irish writers were on the list. Books • 09 Sep 23
Book Of The Week: Elsewhere by Yan Ge The short story form is by its nature made to focus on those on the fringes of society, or so says Frank O'Connor. Book Of The Week • 26 Aug 23
Book Of The Week: Elsewhere by Yan Ge The short story form is by its nature made to focus on those on the fringes of society, or so says Frank O'Connor. Book Of The Week • 26 Aug 23
Book Of The Week: Kala by Colin Walsh Colin Walsh's debut Kala is part literary fiction, part whodunnit thriller, and it's all the more enjoyable for this hybridity. Book Of The Week • 12 Aug 23
Book Of The Week: Kala by Colin Walsh Colin Walsh's debut Kala is part literary fiction, part whodunnit thriller, and it's all the more enjoyable for this hybridity. Book Of The Week • 12 Aug 23
Book Of The Week: The Bee Sting by Paul Murray Paul Murray's latest novel is a tome-length family saga set in post-Crash Ireland, but to say this is a novel solely about that period would be to do it a disservice. It is far more than that. Book Of The Week • 23 Nov 23
Book Of The Week: The Bee Sting by Paul Murray Paul Murray's latest novel is a tome-length family saga set in post-Crash Ireland, but to say this is a novel solely about that period would be to do it a disservice. It is far more than that. Book Of The Week • 23 Nov 23
