WHERE I END

WHERE I ENDWinner of the Shirley Jackson Award, a modern gothic horror where a young woman falls into a dark obsession after a new artist and her baby arrive on her small Irish island. At night, my mother creaks. The house creaks along with her. Sometimes in the morning we find her in places. We never see her move. We just come upon her. Aoileann is cursed. She has no friends, never gone to school. She has never left this windswept craggy isle off the coast of

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Town of Ballybay

triumphing amid great adversity and overcoming all manner of obstacles in its path

Sean Tyrell

He has written the story of the rebirth of a nation with so much local colour that at times it reads like a novel

Considered the definitive history among the Irish themselves

Sláinte is known around the world as an expression of Irish bonhomie

Ruthie turns also to the books her father left behind

The Bells of Shandon and Francis Ledwidge's beautiful ballad June

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That is the question that haunts Alexander Cleave as he reflects on his first

The short-lived insurrection and the subsequent executions of sixteen rebel leaders galvanized the Irish people