Reviewed: Psychiatrist in the Chair - Anthony Clare Psychiatrist in the Chair - The Official Biography of Anthony Clare, by Brendan Kelly and Muiris Houston - documents a fascinating life in psychiatry and a prominent media profile, cut short with his untimely death at 64 in 2007. Books • 24 Nov 20
Reviewed: Psychiatrist in the Chair - Anthony Clare Psychiatrist in the Chair - The Official Biography of Anthony Clare, by Brendan Kelly and Muiris Houston - documents a fascinating life in psychiatry and a prominent media profile, cut short with his untimely death at 64 in 2007. Books • 24 Nov 20
Reviewed: Rodham by Curtis Sittenfeld Unsettling. That's the word I've decided on after much deliberation about the effect of this novel about Hillary Rodham Clinton, declares Eileen Dunne Books • 11 Aug 20
Reviewed: Rodham by Curtis Sittenfeld Unsettling. That's the word I've decided on after much deliberation about the effect of this novel about Hillary Rodham Clinton, declares Eileen Dunne Books • 11 Aug 20
Reviewed: Freedom is a Land I Cannot See Eileen Dunne was deeply engaged by Peter Cunninham's new novel because of its subtlety, lyricism, and the author's ability to re-create the atmosphere of fear and tension that permeated Dublin in the 1920s. Book Review • 30 Jun 20
Reviewed: Freedom is a Land I Cannot See Eileen Dunne was deeply engaged by Peter Cunninham's new novel because of its subtlety, lyricism, and the author's ability to re-create the atmosphere of fear and tension that permeated Dublin in the 1920s. Book Review • 30 Jun 20
Reviewed: A Thousand Moons by Sebastian Barry Eileen Dunne reviews the eagerly-anticipated new novel from the Laureate for Irish Fiction... Books • 23 Mar 20
Reviewed: A Thousand Moons by Sebastian Barry Eileen Dunne reviews the eagerly-anticipated new novel from the Laureate for Irish Fiction... Books • 23 Mar 20
Reviewed: Miss Austen by Gill Hornby They say you should never judge a book by its cover, but let's face it, most of us do at some stage, and by that criteria, Miss Austen is a winner from the get go. Books • 05 Feb 20
Reviewed: Miss Austen by Gill Hornby They say you should never judge a book by its cover, but let's face it, most of us do at some stage, and by that criteria, Miss Austen is a winner from the get go. Books • 05 Feb 20
Book review: The Hungry Road by Marita Conlon-McKenna Eileen Dunne welcomes Marita Conlon-McKenna 's new novel, The Hungry Road which opens in June 1843, as crowds gather for the Monster Repeal Meeting in Skibbereen in West Cork, to hear Daniel O'Connell address the crowd. Books • 21 Jan 20
Book review: The Hungry Road by Marita Conlon-McKenna Eileen Dunne welcomes Marita Conlon-McKenna 's new novel, The Hungry Road which opens in June 1843, as crowds gather for the Monster Repeal Meeting in Skibbereen in West Cork, to hear Daniel O'Connell address the crowd. Books • 21 Jan 20
A Matter of Interpretation by Elizabeth MacDonald Michael Scot (1175-1232) was a revered mathematician and scholar who translated Averroes and was the deemed to be finest public intellectual of his time. His life si the subject of Irish author Elizabeth MacDonald's first novel. Books • 07 Dec 19
A Matter of Interpretation by Elizabeth MacDonald Michael Scot (1175-1232) was a revered mathematician and scholar who translated Averroes and was the deemed to be finest public intellectual of his time. His life si the subject of Irish author Elizabeth MacDonald's first novel. Books • 07 Dec 19
Jung Chang's Big Sister, Little Sister, Red Sister The Wild Swans author documents the story of the three extraordinary Soong sisters, born into a wealthy Shanghai family at the end of the 19th century Books • 23 Oct 19
Jung Chang's Big Sister, Little Sister, Red Sister The Wild Swans author documents the story of the three extraordinary Soong sisters, born into a wealthy Shanghai family at the end of the 19th century Books • 23 Oct 19
