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Ross O'Carroll-Kelly

Author of Should Have Got Off at Sydney Parade

28 Works 409 Members 2 Reviews

About the Author

Includes the name: Ros O'Carroll-Kelly

Image credit: Credit: The Irish Times

Series

Works by Ross O'Carroll-Kelly

The Oh My God Delusion (2010) 28 copies
We Need To Talk About Ross (2009) 21 copies
Nama Mia! (2011) 18 copies
Downturn Abbey (2013) 17 copies, 1 review
Operation Trumpsformation (2017) 15 copies
Schmidt Happens (2019) 11 copies
Normal Sheeple (2021) 10 copies, 1 review
The Shelbourne Ultimatum (2012) 9 copies

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Gender
male
Nationality
Ireland
Associated Place (for map)
Ireland

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Reviews

3 reviews
For Ross O'Carroll Kelly readers. Cast would be incomprehensible to anyone else. A good read, but the ending was weak: I don't mind not being told what happened after, but it didn't make sense that this would how the plot worked out.
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly started life in The Sunday Times and currently stars in The Irish Times, he is a fictional wealthy southside Dubliner. It is a satire of a certain aspect of the Celtic Tiger population. Those who speak in “Dortspeak”.

But I’m guessing that means very little to any non-Irish blog readers, so I’ll keep this review short. I’ve only ever read the odd column starring Ross so when my book club picked this one to read I was a bit worried that a whole novel worth of show more Ross and his cronies would be too much.

http://www.susanhatedliterature.net/2014/01/downturn-abbey/
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Works
28
Members
409
Popularity
#59,483
Rating
½ 3.7
Reviews
2
ISBNs
61

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