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1. www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk › life › the-general-andThe General and his daughter: Rewriting the story of Dublin's ...

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   Oct 9, 2007 · The General and his daughter: Rewriting the story of Dublin's Mr Big. After a brutal career in the criminal underworld, Martin Cahill was unlamented when he met a violent death in 1994. But a new...

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2. www.irishtimes.com › culture › booksWho Owns Ireland by Kevin Cahill: Hidden truth of land ...

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   Oct 9, 2021 · Who Owns Ireland by Kevin Cahill: Hidden truth of land ownership in Ireland. A selection of books charting the revolutionary period in Munster hits the shelves. Ballymacandy: The Story of a...

3. www.independent.co.uk › news › worldThe General and his daughter: Rewriting the story of Dublin's ...

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4. www.amazon.co.uk › Who-Owns-Ireland-HiddenWho Owns Ireland: The Hidden Truth of Land Ownership in ...

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   Jul 30, 2021 · Who Owns Ireland is a startling expose of Ireland’s most valuable asset: its land. Kevin Cahill’s investigations reveal the breakdown of ownership of the land itself across all thirty-two counties, and show the startling truth about the people and institutions who own the ground beneath our feet. Read more. Report an issue with this product.

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5. www.the42.ie › dublin-kerry-2011-all-ireland-final10 years on: The inside story of Dublin's 2011 All-Ireland ...

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   Sep 18, 2021 · Paul Flynn, Barry Cahill and Kevin Nolan relive the day that launched Dublin football’s greatest era.

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6. www.irishtimes.com › culture › books€15,000 Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year winner revealed

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   May 29, 2019 · Travelling in a Strange Land by David Park has won the Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year at the launch of the 49th Listowel Writers’ Week this evening.

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   Who is Martin Cahill?

   • After a brutal career in the criminal underworld, Martin Cahill was unlamented when he met a violent death in 1994. But a new book by his daughter has caused outrage by portraying him as a tender-hearted family man Martin Cahill was one of the most fascinating, and bizarre, characters to come out of Dublin's dangerous criminal underworld.

   The General and his daughter: Rewriting the story of Dublin's Mr Big

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   Who won the Kerry Group Irish Novel of the year?

   • Travelling in a Strange Land by David Park has won the Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year at the launch of the 49th Listowel Writers’ Week this evening.

   €15,000 Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year winner revealed

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   Is Cahill's eldest daughter a criminal?

   • Although it is more than a decade since he met his inevitably violent death, Cahill is back in the news again in Ireland with controversy erupting over a book by his eldest daughter Frances. The charge against the book is that it presents too kind a picture of a major career criminal, ignoring the traumas suffered by victims.

   The General and his daughter: Rewriting the story of Dublin's Mr Big

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   Was Cahill a hero?

   • He was a hero." Actually, the crime lord's familial kindnesses are confirmed by the authoritative Dublin crime writer Paul Williams, who while describing Cahill as a conniving and dangerous criminal concedes that he also had "a warm caring side". He is said to have cared deeply for his wife and then, later on, also for her sister.

   The General and his daughter: Rewriting the story of Dublin's Mr Big

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   Did Cahill have a 'warm caring' side?

   • Actually, the crime lord's familial kindnesses are confirmed by the authoritative Dublin crime writer Paul Williams, who while describing Cahill as a conniving and dangerous criminal concedes that he also had "a warm caring side". He is said to have cared deeply for his wife and then, later on, also for her sister.

   The General and his daughter: Rewriting the story of Dublin's Mr Big

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   What is Cahill like?

   • A mother-of-four who is currently studying for a law degree, she presents Cahill as a soft-hearted man, devoted to his family (or families), unfairly harassed by police, and determined to resist injustice and harassment from officialdom.

   The General and his daughter: Rewriting the story of Dublin's Mr Big

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8. www.selfpublishedfantasymonth.com › things-i-wishThings I Wish I Knew When I Started Self-Publishing by Ryan ...

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   Sep 30, 2021 · When I made the decision to self-publish, I scoured the internet looking for articles on what a brand new self-published author needed to do. I found a few bits, but nothing really concrete. And most of what I found was aimed at authors in other genres: Romance, thriller, horror etc.