This week, we’re delighted to have an extract from the incredible new book, Ok, Let’s Do Your Stupid Idea, by Patrick Freyne, one of Ireland’s most talented journalists. Enjoy!
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To accompany our piece by Caroline O’Donoghue this week, we have also got an extract from her latest book, Scenes of a Graphic Nature for you to enjoy…
This issue, our extract is from Elaine Feeney‘s As You Were, which deals beautifully with the Venn diagram of parenting that is happiness, sadness and mortality… I never planned to…
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