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Getting a read on things – it’s a busy time for sporting literature and there is a strong field of books vying for the Christmas lists this year, writes Denis Hurley.
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Make this Christmas unforgettable with gifts for children that will spark their imaginations, writes Rosalind Skillen.
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Galway woman Mary Teresa Madden has opened a new chapter as a writer later in life, writes Deirdre Verney.
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Alan Hollinghurst's latest book is a labour of love and another classic, writes Leo Powell.
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A trip down memory lane offered a delicious taste of fall in the Massachusetts countryside, writes Michelle Jackson.
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Win a €100 token to spend in bookshops to celebrate Irish Book Week 2024.
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Familiar characters make an impactful return in Elizabeth Strout’s newest offering, writes Leo Powell.
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Irish Country Living’s Women & Agriculture Conference is back. Health and performance coach Gerry Hussey will be speaking about building an empowering mindset, and more, writes Sarah McIntosh
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Dead set on getting out of west Cork when he was young, Graham Norton now finds that rural Ireland is his happy place and the perfect inspiration for his novels, writes Ciara Leahy.
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