narrated by Siobhan Waring In June 2024 I went on a coach tour of Ireland. It was quite possibly the best trip I’ve ever had. Loved every minute. With this audiobook by Jean Grainger, it tran…

narrated by Siobhan Waring In June 2024 I went on a coach tour of Ireland. It was quite possibly the best trip I’ve ever had. Loved every minute. With this audiobook by Jean Grainger, it tran…

For several years now I’ve participated in the Reading Ireland Month challenge hosted by Cathy over at 746 Books. Reading Ireland Month (or The Begorrathon as it is affectionately known) will…

narrated by Siobhan Waring In June 2024 I went on a coach tour of Ireland. It was quite possibly the best trip I’ve ever had. Loved every minute. With this audiobook by Jean Grainger, it tran…

narrated by Siobhan Waring In June 2024 I went on a coach tour of Ireland. It was quite possibly the best trip I’ve ever had. Loved every minute. With this audiobook by Jean Grainger, it tran…

“Murder in Galway” is the first title in the Home to Ireland mystery series. Having visited Ireland not so long ago, I can certainly see the appeal in making that country your home. Tar…

For several years now I’ve participated in the Reading Ireland Month challenge hosted by Cathy over at 746 Books. Reading Ireland Month (or The Begorrathon as it is affectionately known) will…

For several years now I've participated in the Reading Ireland Month challenge hosted by Cathy over at 746 Books. Reading Ireland Month (or The Begorrathon as it is affectionately known) will return for the ninth year between Sunday 1 and Tuesday 31 March 2026. Anyway, here are my proposed reads for Reading Ireland Month this year. It may be ambitious, but I'll give it my best shot...

“Murder in Galway” is the first title in the Home to Ireland mystery series. Having visited Ireland not so long ago, I can certainly see the appeal in making that country your home. Tar…

narrated by Siobhan Waring In June 2024 I went on a coach tour of Ireland. It was quite possibly the best trip I’ve ever had. Loved every minute. With this audiobook by Jean Grainger, it tran…

“Murder in Galway” is the first title in the Home to Ireland mystery series. Having visited Ireland not so long ago, I can certainly see the appeal in making that country your home. Tar…

“Murder in Galway” is the first title in the Home to Ireland mystery series. Having visited Ireland not so long ago, I can certainly see the appeal in making that country your home. Tar…

“Murder in Galway” is the first title in the Home to Ireland mystery series. Having visited Ireland not so long ago, I can certainly see the appeal in making that country your home. Tar…

Reading Ireland Month (or The #Begorrathon as it is affectionately known) will return for the 12th year during March 2026, although this will only be the 6th year I have participated. It is hosted by Cathy @ 746 Books. Cathy is a supporter of everything Irish and a promoter of Irish culture. Check out her page for suggestions of what to read and listen to some wonderful Irish music from her spotify list.

We are beginning the second week of Reading Ireland, and I have read or listened to 3 books. I am sharing my thoughts on the first two today. The first is a book that was recommended to me by Jonet…

As week 3 of reading Ireland comes to a close, I am posting my 7th and 8th review of books by Irish authors. I want to thank Cathy@746 Books for my copy of Leonard and Hungry Paul. I won it on her blog several years ago, and I finally read it. I really enjoyed it and now I see there is a TV show made about the characters in the book.

With week two of Reading Ireland in the bag, I am sharing my reviews for my 5th and 6th books I’ve listened to. One was a women’s fiction story that shared three generations of women li…

With week two of Reading Ireland in the bag, I am sharing my reviews for my 5th and 6th books I've listened to. One was a women's fiction story that shared three generations of women living on a small island off the coast of Ireland. The second is a cozy mystery. Twin sisters who didn't know they had a grandfather living in Ireland, but he found them and left them his home and antique bookstore in a small Irish Village.

We are into the second week of Reading Ireland, and I have read or listened to 6 books. I am sharing my thoughts on the third and fourth ones today. The Dark Hours is a crime thriller set in Cork b…

We are into the second week of Reading Ireland, and I have read or listened to 6 books. I am sharing my thoughts on the third and fourth ones today. The Dark Hours is a crime thriller set in Cork by Irish author Amy Jordan. The next is The Lost Letters of Ireland by Susanne O'Leary. It is part of the Starlight Cottages series I've been reading set in Kerry and is a romance, leaning a bit toward women's fiction.

“Murder in Galway” is the first title in the Home to Ireland mystery series. Having visited Ireland not so long ago, I can certainly see the appeal in making that country your home. Tar…

We are beginning the second week of Reading Ireland, and I have read or listened to 3 books. I am sharing my thoughts on the first two today. The first is a book that was recommended to me by Jonetta@Blue Mood Café. I probably wouldn't have picked up The Elements by John Boyne, as it is a long one. It was originally published as 4 separate books, but is now published with all of them in one volume.

“Murder in Galway” is the first title in the Home to Ireland mystery series. Having visited Ireland not so long ago, I can certainly see the appeal in making that country your home. Tar…

We are into the second week of Reading Ireland, and I have read or listened to 6 books. I am sharing my thoughts on the third and fourth ones today. The Dark Hours is a crime thriller set in Cork b…