Reviewed: I Found My Tribe by Ruth Fitzmaurice I Found My Tribe is Ruth Fitzmaurice's story of family life with her husband Simon who was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in 2008. It … Culture • 03 Jul 18
Reviewed: Clemantine Wamariya's Girl Who Smiled Beads The Girl Who Smiled Beads is not an easy read, both because of the grim tale it tells and because of one's sense that the … Books • 28 May 18
Reviewed: The Sun Does Shine by Anthony Ray Hinton Seems incongruous doesn't it, finding life and freedom on Death Row - Anthony Ray Hinton - familiarly known as Ray - had almost 30 years … Books • 01 May 18
Reviewed: This Family of Things by Alison Jameson Loneliness seeps out of almost every page of this book, and haunts all of the main characters at some point, writes Eileen Dunne Books • 22 Apr 18
Reviewed: Married Quarters by Shane Connaughton Eileen Dunne welcomes novelist Shane Connaughton's latest dispatch from a 1950s Garda barracks, set in County Cavan in the 1950s. Books • 17 Apr 18
Reviewed: Orange Blossom Days by Patricia Scanlan Originally published last year. Patricia Scanlan's novel detailing the lives and loves of the people who live and work in La Joya de Andalucia, a … Books • 13 Mar 18
Reviewed: Educated by Tara Westover 'It's strange how you give the people you love so much power over you' That is one of the many stand-out quotes from an extraordinary … Books • 12 Mar 18
Reviewed: Our Little Secret by Claudia Carroll Eillen Dunne reviews Claudia Carroll's Our Little Secret, which recently appeared in paperback. It is the harrowing story of lawyer Sarah Keyes and the interloper … Books • 01 Mar 18
Reviewed: The Break by Katherena Vermette Eileen Dunne welcomes The Break, set in Canada in the wake of a savage sexual assault on 13-year-old Emily on a snowy winter's night. Books • 14 Feb 18
Female Lines: New Writing by Women from NI Eileen Dunne has been dipping in and out of Female Lines: New Writing by Women from Northern Ireland, continuing a strand first explored in The … Books • 09 Nov 17
