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   Half of it centers on a smug, charisma-free American pilot (Andrew Keegan) trying to scam his way into ace credentials during World War II; the other half focuses on his efforts to get into the...

2. writingtipsoasis.com › book-clubs-in-ireland10 Top Book Clubs in Ireland - Writing Tips Oasis

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   • Charlie Byrne’s Book Clubs. Charlie Byrne’s Book Clubs consists of several book clubs in Galway, Ireland. The first Charlie Byrne book club was established in 2013 and its members consist of men and women in their 20s to 70s.
   • Feminist Book Club in Dublin. Based in Dublin, Ireland, Feminist Book Club in Dublin is a book club with over 2,300 active members. Group organizer Claire W welcomes feminist readers who are looking for an opportunity to meet other women to share thoughts on fiction and non-fiction books about feminism.
   • Dublin Ladies Book Club. Dublin Ladies Book Club is a book club that runs out of Dublin, Ireland. Group leader Ann-Marie leads a group of 500+ women who love meeting up to read fiction and non-fiction books, including contemporary fiction, classics, mystery novels and historical fiction.
   • Gay Men’s Book Club Dublin. Situated in Dublin, Ireland, Gay Men’s Book Club Dublin is a book club catering to members of the gay community of men in the area.

3. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › waiting-for-dublin-2009Ah, sure and it’s blarney made for Saint Paddy’s Day

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   Mar 11, 2009 · “Waiting for Dublin” is like a time capsule, a film that, in every detail, could have been made in the 1940s and starred Bing Crosby, Barry Fitzgerald, Maureen O’Hara and Edmund Gwenn as dear old Father Quinlan, who has the narcolepsy something fierce.

4. www.nytimes.com › 2009/03/13 › moviesMovie Review 'Waiting for Dublin' - The New York Times

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   Mar 13, 2009 · Waiting For Dublin. Directed by Roger Tucker. Romance. 1h 23m. By Nathan Lee. March 12, 2009. “Waiting for Dublin” is great to look at, if not so much to listen to or think about. On a...

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5. www.dublincity.ie › library › blogBook clubs in Dublin City Libraries

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   Saturday Book Club is on the first Saturday of the month at 2pm. Tuesday Book Club is fully subscribed, please contact the library to be added to the waiting list. This book club meets at 11am on the first Tuesday of every month E: [email protected] (Book clubs take a break during July and August)

6. www.askaboutireland.ie › book-reviews-by-dublin-boBook Reviews by Dublin Book Clubs - askaboutireland.ie

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   In Dublin, attending readers' groups, or book clubs, is an old way to socialise that has taken on a new burgeoning of popularity in recent years. This growth happily contradicts fears about society's decline in reading.

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   What is Dublin Ladies Book Club?

   • Dublin Ladies Book Club is a book club that runs out of Dublin, Ireland. Group leader Ann-Marie leads a group of 500+ women who love meeting up to read fiction and non-fiction books, including contemporary fiction, classics, mystery novels and historical fiction.

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   What is the Dublin City Book Club?

   • Based out of Dublin, Ireland, The Dublin City Book Club is a book club that has been active since 2011. Today, the book club has over 300 members and continues to welcome new book club participants who are from the area and are passionate about reading books with others and having discussions with others about different opinions and ideas.

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   What is feminist book club?

   • Based in Dublin, Ireland, Feminist Book Club in Dublin is a book club with over 2,300 active members. Group organizer Claire W welcomes feminist readers who are looking for an opportunity to meet other women to share thoughts on fiction and non-fiction books about feminism.

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   What books do feminist book club in Dublin discuss?

   • Some of the books that Feminist Book Club in Dublin have discussed in the past include “Wild Irish Women” by Marian Broderick and “Animal” by Lisa Taddeo. Monthly book club meetings are usually held online on the last Monday of the month and are free of charge. Speak to Feminist Book Club in Dublin! 3. Dublin Ladies Book Club

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   What time does a book club meet in Ballyfermot?

   • Ballyfermot Library Junior Book club meets last Monday of every month at 3.30pm. Please note that most of the following book clubs take a break for the month of July. Evening Book Club meets on the last Monday of the month at 6.30pm. The Ballymun Murder Book Club meets on the first Wednesday of the month at 6.30pm. Members read crime fiction.

   Book clubs in Dublin City Libraries

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   What time does a book club meet?

   • Short Stories Book Club meets third Tuesday of every month at 5:45pm. Royal Canal Book Club is organised with Phibsboro Library. Last Wednesday of each Month at 7pm via Zoom. Coolock Library Book Club meets on the last Tuesday of every month at 7pm. The Saturday Book Club meets on the last Saturday of every month at 2pm.

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8. cineuropa.org › en › filmWaiting for Dublin - Cineuropa

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   synopsis. Chicago Nightclub – New Year’s Eve 1944. Lt. Mike Clarke celebrates the night before shipping out to Europe as a fighter pilot. After too many drinks he meets a stranger, Vito Massucci, who suckers him into making a $1,000 bet. The terms dictate that Mike must become a "war ace" by shooting down at least five enemy aircraft.