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<p>Caroline O’Donoghue is a 'New York Times' bestselling author and an award-winning podcaster. She lives in London but is from Cork. She is currently working on the adaptation of her novel ‘The Rachel Incident’ for Channel 4.</p>

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Author interview: Dizzyingly inventive narrative exploring the nature of time

The concept of time, and the privilege of having it, is explored by Cork writer Caroline O’Donoghue in her latest book, 'Skipshock'

Ten Irish books to follow Normal People on screen

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Ten Irish books to follow Normal People on screen

Caroline O’Donoghue: Ten traumatic features of oral surgery

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Caroline O’Donoghue: Ten traumatic features of oral surgery

Caroline O’Donoghue: Five reasons to love where you live

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Caroline O’Donoghue: Five reasons to love where you live

Podcast Corner: Let Robbie entertain you on new podcast

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Podcast Corner: Let Robbie entertain you on new podcast

Meet the women leading the podcasting charge in Ireland

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Meet the women leading the podcasting charge in Ireland

Raising the bar: The Morgan is a breath of fresh air in Temple Bar

Raising the bar: The Morgan is a breath of fresh air in Temple Bar

The Morgan is a breath of fresh air in the tourist trap that is Temple Bar, writes Caroline O’Donoghue.

Fri, 09 Aug, 2019

Podcast Corner: You’ve read the book... now hear it discussed

Podcast Corner: You’ve read the book... now hear it discussed

Like a lot of podcast genres — and browsing a bookshop — when it comes to book shows, it’s about finding what suits you.

Mon, 05 Aug, 2019

What the season means to me: Five Irish authors talk about they memories of Christmas past

What the season means to me: Five Irish authors talk about they memories of Christmas past

Louise O’Neill, Conal Creedon, Caroline O’Donoghue, Patricia Scanlan and Billy O’Callaghan: Five authors share their festive memories

Thu, 20 Dec, 2018