Review: Fiction: Tyringham Park by Rosemary McLoughlin
Poolbeg, €15.99, pbk, 400 pages Available with free P&P on www.kennys.ie or by calling 091 709350
It's a shame that Rosemary McLoughlin waited until her 70th year before publishing her first novel, Tyringham Park: she is a consummate storyteller and this is a riveting yarn, an Irish Downton Abbey.
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