Person: Roisin Meaney

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<p>Roisin Meaney was born in Kerry and grew up in Limerick. She worked as a teacher before becoming a novelist.</p>

culture

Book review: One woman’s pursuit of true love and a lifelong dream

There’s so much that’s familiar in Roisin Meaney’s 'Moving On', from young love to the excitement of living in a big city like London, from starting a career to starting a family

<p>'Every day I sat down to write, I felt I was making it up as I went along.'</p>

culture

Roisin Meaney: Writing my debut novel was a case of chancing my arm

<p>Hope Foundation Zoom book club, above is a screen shot of Donal Ryan’s book club session.</p>

people

A novel online book club raises money for Hope charity

food

Roisin Meaney: We need the rituals and ceremonies of dining out again

general

Meaney’s in party mode with her latest novel a creative gem

general

Is 60 really the new 40? Author Roisin Meaney has her say

David Park among the winners at 2019 Listowel Writer's Week

The annual Listowel Writer's Week, founded by the late John B Keane and Bryan McMahon which takes place each year over the June Bank holiday weekend opened last night for its 49th year.

Thu, 30 May, 2019

The Menu: The Listowel Food Fair

Food news with Joe McNamee

Sat, 04 Nov, 2017

Always the bridesmaid never the bride

Being a bridesmaid is quite an honour, but not everybody is up for the job.

Sun, 11 May, 2014

When it comes to big expensive weddings, I’m no April fool

On Fools’ Day, Róisín Meaney recalls her childhood dreams of fancy nuptials. But in these times of once-worn dresses, four-tier cakes and chair ribbons, she has more sense. And money...

Tue, 01 Apr, 2014