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Michael Clifford
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Michael Clifford
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Saturday
Out Of The Past, Again
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Congratulations again to all those shortlisted in the Ireland AM Crime Fiction category at the Irish Book Awards . I know that no one sits d...
Wednesday
The Growth Economy
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Journalist and non-fiction author Michael Clifford made his crime fiction debut last year with GHOST TOWN, and a very fine piece of work it ...
Sunday
A Week Of A Thousand Scribes
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It’s been one of those weeks. One of THOSE WEEKS. Last Saturday I did a very pleasant event at Electric Picnic with one of my all-time heroe...
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Monday
Mountains To Sea: Book Early, Book Often
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Two of the more interesting Irish crime fiction debuts this year were A JUNE OF ORDINARY MURDERS by Conor Brady and GHOST TOWN by Michael C...
A Blume By Any Other Name
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The latest Irish Times ‘Crime Beat’ column was published on Saturday , featuring short reviews of the latest titles from Elmore Leonard, Cla...
Friday
Do You Remember The Good Old Days Before The GHOST TOWN?
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A fine old time was had last Wednesday night at the Hodges Figgis ‘Crime Night’ , and very nice it was to meet with some familiar names, and...
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Saturday
Death, Where Is Thy Sting? Oh, There It Is …
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Two true crime releases for you this week, folks. Hachette Ireland publishes LOVE YOU TO DEATH by Sunday Tribune journalist Michael Cliffo...
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