John S. Doyle
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Author of Salt Wind, Rising Water; presenter of It Says in the Papers, RTE Radio 1
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My life in books: Journalist and broadcaster John S Doyle
'Salt Wind, Rising Water' by John S Doyle charts how he and his wife Anne transformed a patch of land on Sligo’s coast into a thriving wood
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Most kind of the Irish Examiner to ask about My Life in Books. The answers are in today's paper. @irishexaminer.bsky.social @merrionpress.bsky.social
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The Irish Times has published an extract from 'Salt Wind, Rising Water', John S Doyle's account of planting a wood in adverse climatic conditions in north Sligo. Doyle is of course a voice of 'It Says in the Papers' but before that the founder and editor of the wonderful 'In Dublin' magazine.
