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Sunday Independent: Full-page extract from Roll Away the Stone by Declan Lynch
Sunday Independent
Full-page extract from Declan Lynch's Roll Away the Stone in the Sunday Independent.
In the Media
Irish books and authors making headlines. Discover recent reviews, interviews, features, and press coverage from across Ireland's media landscape.
Features
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Dónal Gallagher reflects on life with Rory in Edged in Blue
Thinking About Guitar
Former Republic of Ireland manager Brian Kerr: “Donal has given all of Rory's fans a unique, sometimes hilarious and sometimes sad vision of life with the original of all Irish rock stars … The book brings me back to Rory's amazing live gigs which enthralled thousands for rarely less than 3 full hours.”
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Irish Examiner Sport: Extract from Mackey & Ring
Irish Examiner Sport
Extract from Mackey & Ring by Arthur James O'Dea.
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Irish Independent: Written piece by Arthur James O'Dea on Mackey & Ring
Irish Independent
Written piece by Arthur James O'Dea in the Irish Independent.
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RSVP.ie: Caroline Foran on the effects of social media on her mental health
RSVP.ie
Piece about the effects of social media on Caroline Foran's mental health.
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Irish Farmers Journal: Feature by Bronagh Starrs offering advice for parents — I Can't Go In
Irish Farmers Journal
Feature article by Bronagh Starrs offering advice for parents.
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Sunday Independent (Notions and Necessities): I Can't Go In by Bronagh Starrs
Sunday Independent
'[Starrs approaches the topic] in a clear, thoughtful and, blessedly, non-judgmental way.'
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Writing.ie: Karen Harte on the inspiration behind Effie is Offline
Writing.ie
Written piece by Karen Harte on the inspiration behind Effie is Offline.
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The Irish Times: Irish athletics memoirs feature — My Greatest Race by Ciara Mageean
The Irish Times
Piece about Irish athletics' memoirs and their moments of pain and punishment.
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Irish Daily Mail: Extract from I Can't Go In by Bronagh Starrs
Irish Daily Mail
'Starrs offers clear steps to help calm morning panic, rebuild trust and help children feel safe enough to get back to the classroom.'
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The Irish Times: Irish athletics memoirs feature — The Race by David Gillick
The Irish Times
Piece about Irish athletics' memoirs and their moments of pain and punishment, featuring The Race by David Gillick with Cathal Dennehy.
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RTÉ.ie: Extract from One Year by Susan Bennett
RTÉ.ie
Extract from One Year by Susan Bennett published on RTÉ.ie.
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Irish Independent: Autumn highlights — Seeing What's Hidden by Manchán Magan
Irish Independent
'Manchán Magan's final book … veers further away from the rational, noisy, contemporary world, persuading us to immerse ourselves in the spirituality of this ancient land.'
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Irish Country Magazine: Extract from Everything I Wish I'd Known About Anxiety by Caroline Foran
Irish Country Magazine
Extract from Everything I Wish I'd Known About Anxiety by Caroline Foran.
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IMAGE.ie: IMAGE Mother Awards review panel — Caroline Foran (Everything I Wish I'd Known About Anxiety)
IMAGE.ie
Article about the review panel behind the IMAGE Mother Awards, featuring Caroline Foran.
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All Them Dogs by Djamel White — Booker Prize 2026 longlist
The Irish Post
Dubliner Djamel White has been longlisted for the Booker Prize 2026 for his debut novel All Them Dogs (John Murray). Set in the "criminal badlands" of west Dublin, the book tackles gangland life while exploring the humanity beneath its violence. The Booker judges called the novel "a bracingly unsentimental portrait of West Dublin gangland" and praised White's writing as "at once inventive and classically grounded". A UCD Creative Writing graduate, White is one of only three debut novelists on this year's longlist and the only Irish author. He has previously received a Literature Bursary Award and an Agility Award from the Arts Council of Ireland. Article by Fiona Audley.
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Effie is Offline — First Chapter (best new kids' books)
The Anglo-Celt
Recommendation by Anne Cunningham in the paper's 'First Chapter' round-up of the best new kids' books.
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Séamus Almost Famous — First Chapter (best new kids' books)
The Anglo-Celt
Recommendation by Anne Cunningham.
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Gallivanting with Words by Colm O'Regan — Justine Stafford top-reads pick
Irish Independent
In a round-up of top reads of Irish writers, artists, filmmakers and comedians, Justine Stafford recommended the book: 'I've grown up with a wide range of unique local phrases and I loved discovering where many of these stem from.'
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The Skidderwolves — First Chapter (best new kids' books)
The Anglo-Celt
Recommendation by Anne Cunningham.
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