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Selected  articles

The GUBU Diary: 1982 Revisited
(The Irish Times)

Joyce and Gogarty: A Cautionary Tale
(Programme note from Dublin James Joyce Festival)

The Guinnesses: Socialites, Scandals and Tragedies
(Evening Herald)

Who was Arthur Guinness? It Depends on Which One You Mean (Irish Times: paywall)

Compelling Insights from the First Drafts of History
(Irish Times: paywall)

Charles Haughey obituary
(The Guardian)

Tom Hickey and Bosco Hogan in excerpts from The Tower
Script now available on Amazon.com for 99c
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  Joe Joyce will be giving a talk on The Guinnesses at the Princess Grace Library in Monaco on 12 February 2013. Tickets and more information here











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Joe Joyce

Writer, playwright and journalist

Joe Joyce is an Irish writer, playwright and journalist whose latest works includes a history of the Guinness family and brewery, The Guinnesses: The Untold Story of Ireland’s Most Successful Family, and a play about James Joyce and Oliver St John Gogarty, The Tower. He is also the author of two thrillers Off the Record and The Trigger Man, published in London and New York, and co-author with Peter Murtagh of The Boss, a seminal book on Irish politics and one of the best-selling non-fiction books published in Ireland.

He has worked for a number of national and international newspapers as a staff reporter and freelance journalist, primarily The Irish Times in Dublin and The Guardian in London. He has also worked for the Sunday Tribune, The Observer, Reuters news agency and written occasionally for a wide selection of other newspapers. He is currently producing a weekly column for The Irish Times from its archives going back to the paper’s foundation in 1859.