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Category: books

We like reading, we want you to know about these books. Every week we do a book of the week. You might be interested.

May 5, 2021February 12, 2021 niallhope books

Book of the week – we are the clash

Charting the final era of the clash and the politics of the day, the re-election of Thatcher and Reagan and subsequent hounding of the left. Interesting that they were on the rise as the clash was in the demise.

April 28, 2021April 29, 2021 niallhope books

Book of the week – the price of power

A book for the political anorak or student. It tells the story of the first half of the coalition of Fine Gael and labour from 2010 - 2015 and what they inherited

April 21, 2021February 11, 2021 niallhope books

Book of the Week – The Dead Republic

This book speaks of a time when communists were taking over Hungary and China, when places called Israel and Republic of Ireland were only beginning. It’s an historic tale of how Henry Smart helped shape events. Or not as the case more likely was

April 14, 2021April 19, 2021 niallhope books

Book of the week – Another Planet by Tracey Thorn

This book is a beautiful read interspersing thorns diaries and her memories of growing up outside London. It paints a vivid picture of her discos at the weekends, her shopping trips and subsequent interest in music. It is a woman talking about her life growing up as a girl

April 7, 2021January 21, 2021 niallhope books

Book of the week – Michael Harding’s chest Pain

Harding had a heart attack, received a stent and has vowed from that day to give thanks. To sing gratitude to the world. To the doctors and nurses. To the paramedics who got to him within 9 minutes of dialling 999.

March 31, 2021January 21, 2021 niallhope books

Book of the Week – the education of an idealist

Deep down it is a story of some hope. I have opinions on foreign policy and neo liberalism. I feel a torch needs to be shone on human rights abuses and Power is helping to shine a dim light. Hopefully it is one that never fades.

March 24, 2021January 21, 2021 niallhope books

Book of the Week – A Movable Feast

Classic writing from Ernest Hemingway, a memoir of his time in Paris

March 17, 2021January 14, 2021 niallhope books

Book of the Week – Last Man Standing

They say you must be mad to want to be a goalkeeper and while this book humanises the people involved their madness shines right throughout the 300 pages.

March 10, 2021January 14, 2021 niallhope books

Book of the Week – Punk Faction BHP Fanzine

A flashback and important document of the UK punk scene in the early 1990's

March 3, 2021January 14, 2021 niallhope books

Book of the Week – the hill

Brogan was an amateur footballer and while his career outside sport may have been assisted with his prowess on the pitch it is amazing to think how much time and investment goes into playing at the top.

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Hope Collective is a collective based in Dublin, Ireland.  We put on d.i.y. gigs in Ireland’s Capital.  We were a lot more active in the last Century and while we are older and slower now we are still firm believers in the old adage – DO IT YOURSELF

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Hope Collective is a collective based in Dublin, Ireland.  We put on d.i.y. gigs in Ireland’s Capital.  We were a lot more active in the last Century and while we are older and slower now we are still firm believers in the old adage – DO IT YOURSELF

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