Articles featuring Danielle McLaughlin
The US-born author on how Ireland has shaped her language around parenthood, the antidote to ‘the cruelty and chaos of Ice’ and her opposition to ‘the obscene accumulation of wealth’
Buncrana woman Danielle McLaughlin (28) was travelling in Goa in 2017 when she was raped and murdered
Vikat Bhagat was found guilty at court in south Goa on Friday over 2017 death of Donegal backpacker
Family of Buncrana woman (28) hope she and they can find peace after ordeal of legal process that dragged on for eight years
Kevin Barry, Aingeala Flannery, Lucy Caldwell and more contribute to ambitious collection
Poetry cannot change the world, Seamus Heaney once said. But he also went on to clarify that what poetry could do is to allow the world to be viewed afresh
Danielle McLaughlin cleverly explores inspiration, ownership and betrayal across several narrative strains
Cork writer on her heralded debut novel, self-doubt and writing with autism
A harassed artist’s installation critiquing the Irish property market causes a bit of a storm
Borders are closed and visa programmes on hold - but there are glimmers of hope
Your questions answered about visas, welfare payments, self-isolation and more
New report shows Irish emigrants returning in crisis often face poverty, homelessness, isolation
Win caps rich year for Cork author after $165,000 Windham-Campbell Prize in March
New agreement protects rights of citizens living and working in each other’s state
Danielle McLaughlin introduces ‘Counterparts’, an anthology in aid of Peter McVerry Trust
People left ‘vulnerable’ with no income because of ‘unacceptable delays’
Varadkar apologised to mother of woman who was killed in India for lack of Government support
Leo Varadkar had ‘constructive’ meeting with family of young Donegal woman murdered in India
‘I felt she was nothing ... That’s the way I have been treated by the Irish Government’
Wendy Erskine is a startling new voice from Belfast that comes alive in short story format
Stand-in host brings distinctive spin to adoption and referendum issues, but Gay Byrne remains the old master
Irish abroad: Inconsistent decisions leading to poverty, homelessness, report finds
Body of Irish tourist was found on beach in Goa last year after she was raped and killed
Power's affinity with the short story form comes through in this debut collection
Three years after the Government identified this as an issue, little has been done
A Belfast writer’s striking debut collection of stories shows much potential
Family of Danielle McLaughlin (28) receive documentation in relation to her killer
Authorities confident about securing conviction against sole suspect in killing
Family of Donegal woman, who was raped and killed in Goa, seeking camera footage
‘We cannot allow brevity of her life, or malice which cut it short, to spoil her memory or impair her beauty’ funeral told
Irish woman who was killed in India to undergo further postmortem examination
Hundreds gather in Buncrana and hear family call for justice from Indian legal system
Repatriation fund of €30,000 raised to bring murder victim’s remains back to Donegal
Postmortem carried out on body of Buncrana woman (28) found dead in Goa, India
Helen Sedgwick’s engaging debut, set in rural Ireland, maps out a constellation of lives over centuries
One west Cork writing group has had 108 publications. So why is group think so successful when it comes to literature?
You don’t need to be an astronaut to feel out of sorts with the world is the prevailing message of this lovely collection of stories
Marie Gethins has been in a writers’ group with Danielle McLaughlin for four years. She reveals its methods and secrets: ‘a stellar combination of brutal honesty and kindness’
‘This is not a debut in the usual sense: a promise of greater things to come. There is no need to ask what Danielle McLaughlin will do next, she has done it already’: Anne Enright
The professions of writer and lawyer share lots of similarities so it is perhaps no surprise that so many Irish lawyers venture into fiction. Sarah Gilmartin hears the evidence
Danielle McLaughlin, a former solicitor, brings a forensic approach to detail to her short stories
A stirring debut collection on the loneliness of being alive
Writers can get very angry but they shouldn’t go to the gym: these and other literary nuggets were divulged in Bantry
Review: After a summer of blockbusters, this compact collection is a reminder that there is often more satisfaction in a selection of starters than in a traditional three-course meal
The Davy Byrnes Short Story Award winner on how volunteering at the Cork International Short Story Festival helped launch her as a writer
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices
