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Sally Rooney's Normal People to be adapted for BBC television
This epic novel explores Ireland's history during a century of hurt and shame
'He said in football there were 2 types of people - those who pay bribes and those who accept them'
Success-oriented culture: 'Many people chase goals that are not theirs'
Tense interview sees Bill Clinton say he doesn't owe Monica Lewinsky a personal apology
Is what we think about the controversial book Lolita all wrong?
'When it comes to rape, I think we're still obsessed with women'
'We need these skills more than ever before to stop us slipping into mental illness'
'The Heysel ban wasn't really about football, it was an attack on working-class culture'
Oh My God, What A Complete Aisling to be made into film
Opinion: 'Let go of the fantasy of being on top of things - those days are gone'
Michael Wolff says Donald Trump sees Fire and Fury as 'a mortal threat to his presidency'
'Unprecedented demand' for Trump book in Ireland - but it won't be here till next week
Trump says book about his administration is 'full of lies', calls Bannon 'Sloppy Steve'
'Absolute disbelief consumed us. How could this be happening to Cormac, of all people?'
'I like horses because they have never caused me pain'
‘Ali was a great champion, an important civil rights figure, but he treated women horribly’
'This was '80s Ireland... It was felt a man couldn’t possibly bring 6 children up on his own'
'The band was so unprepared for an Irish victor that they played God Save the Queen'
Atlas of the Irish Revolution named Ireland's best book of the year
Jackeen: 'A fellow who does very little for a living, and wants to do less'
Our book launch is on this Thursday - and we'd love to see you there
This 1,000 page, 5kg atlas challenges the usual story of Ireland's revolutionary history
David McCullagh: Was de Valera's mother telling the truth about his parentage?
Grafton Street 1870: 'The street literally swarmed with women of loose character'
John Banville: 'Many people regard me as a misogynist. I am the opposite of a misogynist'
Authors of Kinahan crime book apologise to man they claimed was involved in criminality
'I spend my working life sitting behind a desk thinking in the voice of a south Dublin idiot'
Judge tells authors of book on Kinahan cartel to improve their defence in defamation proceeding
'He was tougher than I thought... The players didn't all like him that much'
Hundreds of one-star reviews of Hillary Clinton's book removed from Amazon
‘It’s now becoming common for me to hear that 3-year-old boys are being approached by scouts’
"We grew up in the North saying 'what is going on here, this is insane, it's pathetic'"
A huge number of people hear voices in their head, but it doesn't have to be a bad thing
'A lot of my book was painful to write - I was admitting the things I’ve f**ked up'
The story behind one of sport's biggest scandals
Dutch retailer pulls children's colouring book with picture of Hitler
You can now buy 'experiences' through Airbnb
'Parents protect children - but they deserve to know and understand what's happening in the world'
Right-wing commentator Milo resigns from Breitbart over 'child abuse' comments