Book review: The twisting path to life of a writer

Cónal Creedon's 'Spaghetti Bowl' gives the reader a view of how Cork culture is changing, and yet remains the same
Book review: The twisting path to life of a writer

Cónal Creedon: One of the keepers of Cork’s cultural flame. Pic Larry Cummins

Sat, 21 Sep, 2024 - 01:00
Diarmuid O'Donovan

  • Spaghetti Bowl 
  • Conal Creedon 
  • Irishtown Press

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