Book Review: The Woman on the Bridge is a gripping and nuanced story of 1920s Ireland

"Based around the events in Dublin during the War of Independence and the Civil War, Winnie O’Leary is a pacifist initially - but as her relationship with the rebel, Joseph Burke develops, Winnie finds herself sucked into supporting the Republican cause"
Book Review: The Woman on the Bridge is a gripping and nuanced story of 1920s Ireland

Author Sheila O’Flanagan’s first historical novel is inspired by stories her grandmother told her about her life during the 1920s. Picture: Patrick Bolger

  • The Woman on the Bridge 
  • Sheila O’Flanagan 
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