A Life in MedicineIn his memoir, Eoin OBrien, an Irish cardiologist and clinical scientist of international repute, recounts his life in medicine and his friendships with doctors, scientists, writers and painters. Beginning with his upbringing in a medical family in impoverished post war Dublin he recounts his Catholic education at St Conleths School and Castleknock College. In his training in medicine in Dublins Royal College of Surgeons and its teaching hospitals,

mythologist and storyteller Martin Shaw situates Moriarty’s work with respect to our eco-conscious era and a readership seeking spiritual and philosophical guidance

anglicised forms

prison vigils

* When is the right time to show my work to others

shattered by years of hard drinking after his wife’s drowning

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They feel less good about themselves

sounds and smells of the era … Devlin’s depiction of Edith is completely convincing

as Michael O’Rahilly became known

where opposing ideas are contested

‘Remarkable’ SUNDAY INDEPENDENT

elliptical tale tells of catharsis and self-examination through the eyes of the narrator and Laura Haines