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The Irish Examiner is a different and distinct voice in the Ireland’s national discourse, highlighting stories and perspectives not found elsewhere. We are extremely proud of our Cork and Munster roots but write about issues affecting all Irish people every day. The latest breaking local and international news and spor

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Jon Ronson: Delving into the modern world and the men having difficulty with it

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (853+ words) 6 Months for €18.50 Jon Ronson's latest book is The Castle: Adventures in a World of Unraveling Men. Picture: Emli Bendixen Jon Ronson woke up one morning to the kind of text message that rattles a parent to their core. It was…...

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15 books for September: Kyla Cobbler, Manchán Magan, Nikita Hand...

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (189+ words) Irish Examiner 6 Months for €18.50 Hollywood, Ending by John Green (September 22): Bestselling author John Green returns to fiction with a behind-the-scenes Hollywood love story in this tale of two young people figuring out who they are, both together and alone. A…...

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Book review: An exquisitely crafted slow-burn

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (586+ words) Try from €0.25 / day. In an essay for Literary Hub, Rowan Beaird urged writers of literary fiction not to be frightened of clichés. I feel permitted to say, therefore, that her writing is a breath of fresh air. Beaird’s sophomore novel,…...

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Book review: Plot barrels along in deft thriller

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (618+ words) Jo Spain’s latest book is a twisty thriller set in England and Japan. Picture: Maura Hickey Since rising to prominence a decade ago, Jo Spain has become a prolific bestselling crime writer; the author of 14 novels, many of them involving…...

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Book review: Complex profile of protagonist

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (573+ words) Carrie Cole’s self-belief is shattered on her wedding day. Four hours later, their first dance is disrupted by the appearance of police who point guns at Johan’s head as they wrestle him into a riot van against the soundscape of…...

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Cecelia Ahern: I am drawn to books with heart — I don’t want to read an AI novel

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (1876+ words) Author Cecelia Ahern: "The joy [of writing] is in creating something yourself and in working out how to express the story yourself" Picture: Gareth Chaney On A glorious summer’s day in Malahide, Cecelia Ahern is the epitome of calm. You…...