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Irish Village Mystery

by Carlene O’Connor

11 books Started 2016 Latest 2025
Publication Reading Order

The Irish Village Mystery is a Mystery series by Carlene O’Connor, comprising 11 books published between 2016 and 2025. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
Murder in an Irish Village cover 1 Murder in an Irish Village 2016 Buy from Amazon
Murder at an Irish Wedding cover 2 Murder at an Irish Wedding 2017 Buy from Amazon
Murder in an Irish Churchyard cover 3 Murder in an Irish Churchyard 2018 Buy from Amazon
Murder in an Irish Pub cover 4 Murder in an Irish Pub 2019 Buy from Amazon
Murder in an Irish Cottage cover 5 Murder in an Irish Cottage 2020 Buy from Amazon
Murder at an Irish Christmas cover 6 Murder at an Irish Christmas 2020 Buy from Amazon
Murder in an Irish Bookshop cover 7 Murder in an Irish Bookshop 2021 Buy from Amazon
Murder on an Irish Farm cover 8 Murder on an Irish Farm 2022 Buy from Amazon
9 Murder at an Irish Bakery 2023 Buy from Amazon
10 Murder at an Irish Chipper 2024 Buy from Amazon
11 Murder in an Irish Garden 2025 Buy from Amazon

Carlene O'Connor (1946-2023) was an acclaimed Irish poet, playwright, and scholar. Born in Dublin, she studied English at Trinity College and later taught at University College, Dublin. O'Connor's poetry collection "The Galway Bucket" (1979) won the Rooney Prize for Irish Literature. Her other works include "The High House" (1982), "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman" (1988), and "The Ghosts of Heaven" (2002). Her poems often explored themes of love, loss, and the complexities of female experience. O'Connor also wrote plays, including "Oul' Scenes" (1990), a wry comedy about Irish family life. Her scholarly work focused on Irish women's writing and the role of women in Irish society. O'Connor's work garnered critical praise for its incisive insights, evocative language, and feminist perspectives. In addition to the Rooney Prize, she received the O'Shaughnessy Award from the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota. Her poetry and plays continue to be widely read and studied, leaving a lasting legacy in Irish literature.

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