Reviewed: Charlie Savage by Roddy Doyle You would be hard pushed to find a more daunting brief as a book reviewer than an appraisal of Roddy Doyle's work... Books • 25 Mar 19
Reviewed: Charlie Savage by Roddy Doyle You would be hard pushed to find a more daunting brief as a book reviewer than an appraisal of Roddy Doyle's work... Books • 25 Mar 19
Reviewed: Ann Devine, Ready for her Close-up by Colm O'Regan If you've lived in Ireland for any amount of time, you know Ann Devine. Or, at least, you know AN Ann Devine... Books • 21 Mar 19
Reviewed: Ann Devine, Ready for her Close-up by Colm O'Regan If you've lived in Ireland for any amount of time, you know Ann Devine. Or, at least, you know AN Ann Devine... Books • 21 Mar 19
Reviewed: The Break by Marian Keyes Céire Duggan finds Marian Keyes' The Break - now out in paperback - an `easy, touching read.' Books • 23 Jul 18
Reviewed: The Break by Marian Keyes Céire Duggan finds Marian Keyes' The Break - now out in paperback - an `easy, touching read.' Books • 23 Jul 18
Reviewed: Skintown by Ciaran McMenamin First-time author Ciaran McMenamin bursts right out of the traps with a frenetic début set in 1990s Northern Ireland, writes Céire Duggan - Skintown is now out in paperback. Books • 01 Jul 18
Reviewed: Skintown by Ciaran McMenamin First-time author Ciaran McMenamin bursts right out of the traps with a frenetic début set in 1990s Northern Ireland, writes Céire Duggan - Skintown is now out in paperback. Books • 01 Jul 18
Reviewed: Ithaca by Alan McMonagle The tale of Ulysses fuels an impressive coming-of-age take in Alan McMonagle's debut novel, now out in paperback Books • 03 Apr 18
Reviewed: Ithaca by Alan McMonagle The tale of Ulysses fuels an impressive coming-of-age take in Alan McMonagle's debut novel, now out in paperback Books • 03 Apr 18
Reviewed: The Blood Miracles by Lisa McInerney The Blood Miracles, Lisa McInerney's sequel to The Glorious Heresies, knocks you down, drags you in and leaves you demanding more, says Céire Duggan. The paperback edition is out now. Books • 28 Feb 18
Reviewed: The Blood Miracles by Lisa McInerney The Blood Miracles, Lisa McInerney's sequel to The Glorious Heresies, knocks you down, drags you in and leaves you demanding more, says Céire Duggan. The paperback edition is out now. Books • 28 Feb 18
Reviewed: The Break by Marian Keyes Marian Keyes has a very loyal following of super-fans who have devoured all 12 of her previous novels and have been anxiously awaiting the release of this latest. Céire Duggan finds the novel an 'easy, touching read.' Books • 15 Sep 17
Reviewed: The Break by Marian Keyes Marian Keyes has a very loyal following of super-fans who have devoured all 12 of her previous novels and have been anxiously awaiting the release of this latest. Céire Duggan finds the novel an 'easy, touching read.' Books • 15 Sep 17
Reviewed: A Line Made by Walking by Sara Baume A Line Made by Walking is Sara Baume's second, much-anticipated novel, following her Spill Simmer Falter Wither debut which earned the Cork native numerous awards and critical acclaim. Céire Duggan is enthralled. Books • 21 Dec 17
Reviewed: A Line Made by Walking by Sara Baume A Line Made by Walking is Sara Baume's second, much-anticipated novel, following her Spill Simmer Falter Wither debut which earned the Cork native numerous awards and critical acclaim. Céire Duggan is enthralled. Books • 21 Dec 17
Reviewed: Into the Water by Paula Hawkins Devout fans of the compulsive hit The Girl on the Train may be surprised by Paula Hawkins' second novel, Into the Water, says Céire Duggan Books • 27 Jun 17
Reviewed: Into the Water by Paula Hawkins Devout fans of the compulsive hit The Girl on the Train may be surprised by Paula Hawkins' second novel, Into the Water, says Céire Duggan Books • 27 Jun 17
The new Queen of Irish romance? Eithne Shortall on Love in Row 27 Eithne Shortall is well-known as Arts writer for the Sunday Times, but temporarily parked the day job to embark on her first novel, Love in Row 27, now in bookshops. Books • 19 Jun 17
The new Queen of Irish romance? Eithne Shortall on Love in Row 27 Eithne Shortall is well-known as Arts writer for the Sunday Times, but temporarily parked the day job to embark on her first novel, Love in Row 27, now in bookshops. Books • 19 Jun 17
