Well-chosen questions and the appearance of predicted topics on the higher level Irish paper two made for an accessible exam, ...

For Doyle, the pub has a long tradition of bringing people together. "When it came to two men of my generation meeting, there was no choice," he said. "It was the pub or nowhere. It was the one place ...

The event took place in the Alumni House and commenced at 7 p.m. with an introduction by UConn’s Irish literature concentration coordinator and professor of English, Mary Burke. Doyle currently serves ...

"Dirty Linen" is a powerful and intimate book, beautifully written by Irish Times Books Editor Martin Doyle. It is a personal, searing history of the Northern Ireland conflict seen through the ...

This Morning star Craig Doyle took a moment live on air to send a heartwarming message to his mum Eithne, who is currently in ...

The Irish writer Roddy Doyle was riding a wave of fame for his novels The Commitments and ‘Paddy Clark Ha Ha Ha’, when he first wrote the character of Paula Spencer. The 1994 TV drama she ...

For the writer, who also penned The Barrytown Trilogy ... There’s plenty of younger Irish writers Doyle is excited about – naming Michelle Gallen and Colin Barrett – while still appreciating ...

Lynch is the fifth Irish author to win the Booker Prize, after Iris Murdoch, John Banville, Roddy Doyle and Anne Enright. The Northern Irish writer Anna Burns won in 2018. Lynch was one of four ...

Irish author Roddy Doyle has been announced as the first Booker Prize winner to chair the judging panel. The author has written 13 novels but is best known for his books The Snapper, The Van ...

But in Doyle’s crisp, wry language ... The latest novel by the popular and acclaimed Irish writer is a covid tale about what happens when the world falls apart and after it comes back together ...

He became the fifth Irish author to win the Booker Prize, after Iris Murdoch, John Banville, Roddy Doyle and Anne Enright, the organizers of the competition said. The Northern Irish writer Anna ...

In his book Mr Doyle, who is the Books Editor at the Irish Times, highlights 27 people, from both sides of the community, who were killed in the wider area between 1972 -1997. Some of those who ...