The Guinness curse: Tragedy, scandal and myth behind Ireland’s most famous family
They’re one of Ireland’s most powerful dynasties; brewers, aristocrats and philanthropists. But behind the black stuff lies a darker legacy. From mysterious deaths and tragic accidents to a fascination that endures centuries on, the Guinness family has long been said to be cursed. Today on The Indo…
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Religious or multi faith schools – David Quinn and Jane Donnelly. Pope Leo’s favourite movies – Peter Admirand. Essay: What should we call Christmas? – Emily Hourican. Vatican votes against women deacons – Gina Menzies. Unmaking the Virgin Mary – Chine McDonald. Report - 50 years of the Alice Leahy…
Best of: The Real House of Guinness
One of the biggest streaming hits of the year was The House of Guinness on Netflix. In this podcast from the Newstalk Daily archive, Ciara Doherty is joined by journalist and author Emily Hourican, whose The Guinness Girls novels also fictionalise characters from the famous Dublin dynasty.
Emily Hourican: ‘Murder at the Ivy Hotel’
Welcome to episode 35, season 3, of the Teacher Book Club Podcast!
This is a recording of one of our most recent Instagram live special author chats, with author Emily Hourican!
This episode is in partnership with Scholastic AD | PR
Tara had the pleasure of speaking to renowned Irish author Emily H…
Pixies, Dark Secrets and a Shocking Murder at a Grand Hotel🏨✨
In this episode of BookQuest, we dive into two gripping interviews packed with mystery and suspense.
First, Tara and Darren Kloss join the show to talk about their dark and thrilling story, filled with shadows, danger, and hidden truths waiting to be uncovered.
Then, Emily Hourican chats about he…
Princess Margaret and Ireland
In this episode: Princess Margaret and Ireland, with Emily Hourican; ‘Ireland’s first sanitorium: The St Ann’s Hill Hydro, Co. Cork, 1843–1953’ with Ronan Foley; and what you might not know about novelist Joseph Conrad, with Juliette Bretan.
New novel adapts Princess Margaret’s visit to Ireland
In January 1965, Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon visited his sister’s home in Abbleyleix, County Laois. This visit did not go unnoticed: a bomb went off outside, leaving the group trapped without electricity…
This is the basis for Emily Hourican’s new novel ‘A House in Winter’, and she joins Seá…
Author Emily Hourican on "A House in Winter"
Emily Hourican's new novel "A House in Winter" is set in 1965, telling the story of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon's visit to his sister's home in Abbeyleix, Ireland, when they faced local opposition and IRA petrol bomb attacks that confined them, without electricity, for 48 fraught hours.
Emily Hourican on “A House in Winter”, Writing Historical Fiction and Combining Imagination with Facts
Emily Hourican joins Kate and Michelle on this week’s episode of Natter to discuss her latest novel, A House in Winter, inspired by the remarkable story of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon being trapped inside an Irish country house following an IRA attack in 1965.
Emily shares the fascinating re…
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