Judge Seamus Hughes handed down a series of fines to a number of people who were found at a house party in Longford last February
18/09/2021
18/09/2021
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Longford writer, Paddy Doherty, has just released his debut novel, 'The Lost Art of Dying for Ireland'.
The book is a dark comedy about loneliness and activism and is available on Kindle and in paperback
Paddy Doherty is from
His short stories have been featured in the Irish Independent and broadcast on RTE Radio One.
He has been shortlisted for the Hennessey New Irish Writing Awards, the PJ O'Connor Radio Drama Awards and the Francis McManus Short Story Competition.
His debut novel, 'The Lost Art of Dying for Ireland' is available for €13.50 in paperback.
For more, see www.amazon.com.
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