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The Butcher Boy
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The Butcher Boy
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Wednesday
Down These Green Streets: Niamh O’Connor on John Banville and Pat McCabe
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Being the latest in Crime Always Pay’s erratic series to celebrate the publication of DOWN THESE GREEN STREETS , in which contributors to t...
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Friday
Mind THE GAP
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As all Three Regular Readers will know, I have a particular weakness for novels which aren’t crime novels per se, but which beg, borrow or ...
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Tuesday
“Ya Wanna Do It Here Or Down The Station, Punk?”: Julie Parsons
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Yep, it’s rubber-hose time, folks: a rapid-fire Q&A for those shifty-looking usual suspects ... What crime novel would you most like to...
Wednesday
The Jury Remains Out: THE BUTCHER BOY
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Acclaimed as literary novels, they are steeped in crime – but is it kosher to call them Irish crime fiction novels? YOU (via the comment bo...
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Saturday
Nobody Move, This Is A Review: CONFESSIONS OF A FALLEN ANGEL by Ronan O’Brien
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Skating on the Surface of Celtic Tiger Ireland Playing with his friends as a kid, Charlie nearly dies and from the moment of this early br...
Tuesday
Flick Lit # 164: The Butcher Boy
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“Part Huck Finn, part Holden Caulfield, part Hannibal Lecter… a haunting narrative, lyrical and disturbing, horrific and hilarious.” So ran...
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