Reviewed: The Cottingley Secret by Hazel Gaynor Eileen Dunne enjoyed The Cottingley Secret, which in the course of its narrative investigates a true story based on alleged true photographs of fairies. Books • 28 Sep 17
Reviewed: At Swim Two Boys by Jamie O'Neill At Swim Two Boys deserves to be read, and maybe re-read, 16 years on, says Eileen Dunne of this Irish classic, reissued by Scribner. Books • 15 Aug 17
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 … Books • 10 Jul 17
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 in This Family of Things, Alison Jameson's new … Books • 27 Jun 17
Eileen Dunne reviews Patricia Scanlan's new novel Reading about the shenanigans at a holiday complex in the South of Spain kept Eileen Dunne engrossed over the Easter weekend in Patricia Scanlan's novel, … Books • 01 May 17
Eileen Dunne reviews Michael McCaughan's Coming Home Eileen Dunne has been reading Michael McCaughan's Coming Home - One Man's Return to the Irish Language. Is he trying to bring us with him … Books • 24 Apr 17
Sinéad Moriarty's 'The Good Mother' reviewed by Eileen Dunne RTÉ's Eileen Dunne is wowed by the latest novel from the bestselling author of The Secrets Sisters Keep, Whose Life Is It Anyway? and The … Culture • 10 Jul 17
Eileen Dunne reviews Emma Donoghue's The Wonder Eileen Dunne approached The Wonder with some trepidation, having disliked Emma Donoghue's earlier novel, Room. In the event, she was absorbed by `a wondrous tale' … Book Review • 28 Sep 16
