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E: 01/12 Win 1 of 3 Sets of the Irish Book Awards Winners
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Now in its 11th year, the Bord G!is Energy Irish Book Awards celebrates the very best Irish writing talent and we have three sets of all 12 winners up for grabs!
A diverse mix of exceptional writing from new and established authors, the winners are:
Eason Book Club Novel of the Year: Solar Bones - Mike McCormack
Journal.ie Best Irish Published Book of the Year: The Glass Shore – edited by Sinead Gleeson
Sunday Independent Newcomer of the Year: Red Dirt – E.M. Reapy
National Book Tokens Non-Fiction Book of the Year: I Read The News Today, Oh Boy – Paul Howard
RTE Radio One’s The Ryan Tubridy Show Listener’s Choice Award: Lying In Wait – Liz Nugent
Specsavers Children’s Book of the Year (Junior): Pigin of Howth – Kathleen Watkins, illustrated by Margaret Anne Suggs
Specsavers Children’s Book of the Year (Senior): Knights of the Borrowed Dark – Dave Rudden
Avonmore Cookbook of the Year: The World of The Happy Pear - Stephen and David Flynn
Irish Independent Popular Fiction Book of the Year: Holding - Graham Norton
Ireland AM Popular Non-Fiction Book of the Year: Making It Up As I Go Along – Marian Keyes
Bord Gais Energy Sports Book of the Year: The Battle - Paul O’Connell
Books Are My Bag Crime Fiction Book of the Year: The Trespasser - Tana French)
To win a set of these sensational books, simply fill in the form below. This competition will end on Thursday 1st December 2016. Please see our terms and conditions here.
Now in its 11th year, the Bord G!is Energy Irish Book Awards celebrates the very best Irish writing talent and we have three sets of all 12 winners up for grabs!
A diverse mix of exceptional writing from new and established authors, the winners are:
Eason Book Club Novel of the Year: Solar Bones - Mike McCormack
Journal.ie Best Irish Published Book of the Year: The Glass Shore – edited by Sinead Gleeson
Sunday Independent Newcomer of the Year: Red Dirt – E.M. Reapy
National Book Tokens Non-Fiction Book of the Year: I Read The News Today, Oh Boy – Paul Howard
RTE Radio One’s The Ryan Tubridy Show Listener’s Choice Award: Lying In Wait – Liz Nugent
Specsavers Children’s Book of the Year (Junior): Pigin of Howth – Kathleen Watkins, illustrated by Margaret Anne Suggs
Specsavers Children’s Book of the Year (Senior): Knights of the Borrowed Dark – Dave Rudden
Avonmore Cookbook of the Year: The World of The Happy Pear - Stephen and David Flynn
Irish Independent Popular Fiction Book of the Year: Holding - Graham Norton
Ireland AM Popular Non-Fiction Book of the Year: Making It Up As I Go Along – Marian Keyes
Bord Gais Energy Sports Book of the Year: The Battle - Paul O’Connell
Books Are My Bag Crime Fiction Book of the Year: The Trespasser - Tana French)
To win a set of these sensational books, simply fill in the form below. This competition will end on Thursday 1st December 2016. Please see our terms and conditions here.
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