Lucy Mangan always dreamed of having her own library. One new house and 8,000 books later, it’s become a reality By Lucy Mangan in The
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BOOKS: Cash lifeline for libraries
By Bill Heaney Innovative projects to reopen some of the libraries that closed during the pandemic, set up well-being cafes or provide home library services
BOOKS: Round-up of the latest literary news by Martin Doyle
John McGahern In The Irish Times this Saturday, Emily Ratajkowski talks to Laura Kennedy about her book of essays, My Body. Titles reviewed are
BOOKS: A country slow to cast off its placid, stubborn misogyny.
FICTION Normal Girls Eva Kenny November 2021 In the last five years or so, a flood of new books by young Irish women have been
JOURNALISM: Newspapers report a significant year-on-year decline in sales.
By Hamish Mackay in The Scottish Review The three Scottish national newspapers whose circulations are published by the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) – The
BOOKS: Billy Connolly: ‘I’ve been scared my whole life’
In an exclusive extract from his new autobiography in The Irish Times the comedian recalls his early years Billy Connolly: “We’re the same race, the