Book review: Nothing is Written in Stone: The Notebooks of Justin Keating

Justin Keating was Minister for Industry and Commerce in the early 1970s and a man of strong convictions, never afraid to voice his opinions. Ryle Dwyer reads between the lines of his collection of writings. 

Book review: Nothing is Written in Stone: The Notebooks of Justin Keating
Sat, 06 May, 2017 - 01:00
Ryle Dwyer

Edited by Barbara Hussey and Anna Kealy

The Lilliput Press, €20

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