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|  | | The Confession of a Paedophile Priest
An alcoholic journalist, unemployed and with a failed marriage behind him, sets out to track down an Irish priest accused of child abuse in an orphanage.
An alcoholic journalist, unemployed and with a failed marriage behind him, sets out to track down an Irish priest accused of child abuse in an orphanage.
What starts as an attempt to resurrect his career, quickly becomes an obsession. The more he learns, the more he hates the priest. But only for the child abuse, or also for the journalist’s own memories of his Catholic upbringing?
As his emotions become more extreme, he is forced to examine his motives and his own sense of guilt. If he can forgive himself, can he forgive the priest too, before tragedy strikes?
Th | |  | | The Miracle Man
Miraculous events in a tiny Irish village bring out the best - and worst - in everyone.
When old Limpy McGhee swears he's seen the Virgin Mary and received a miraculous cure at the ancient Mass Rock, the villagers of Inisbreen are sceptical. But they reckon without the religious fervour and ambition of Father Burke, the youngest parish priest in Ireland.
It's not long before the devout, the hopeful and the gullible arrive, one of whom is an apprentice hack from the Northern Reporter who believes he's stumbled upon a major scoop and a shortcut to a Pulitzer Prize.
And through all of this, the miracle man himself is plotting to get back with his lost love o |
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