Thinking Machines: The Inside Story of Artificial Intelligence and Our Race to Build the Future by Luke Dormehl (W H Allen. £14.99)
Category: Reviews
Brothers in Arms
The Hales Brothers and the Irish Revolution by Liz Gillis (Mercier Press 2016)
Telling the story of Heaven meeting Earth
A new documentary offers a fascinating glimpse of Knock shrine, writes Michael Kelly
Cartoon koala searching for his down-under dad
Blinky Bill: The Movie (G)
Church coverage lacking the necessary insight
The only thing new I learned from Last Orders with Gay Byrne, RTÉ 1, Tuesday night of last week was that Gay Byrne played the organ in church in Rialto. Everything else in this review of the decline of the Church in Ireland has been rehashed ad nauseam. I can understand increasing the programme’s audience…
Richard, the ill-famed king
Richard III: The Maligned King by Annette Carson (History Press, £12.91)
Prayer and reflection ideal for the Modern Day
When You can’t Pray by Finbarr Lynch SJ (Messenger Publications, €11.99) The Cross, Our Only Hope: Daily Reflections in the Holy Cross Tradition ed. by Andrew Gawrych CSC and Kevin Grove CSC, with a foreword by Richard Warner CSC (Ave Maria Press, € 11.99)
How the West Awoke in 1916
Pathway to Rebellion: Galway 1916 by William Henry (Mercier Press, €14.99)
The fools of fashion and the madness of crowds
The World of Books
Can we say what we like, when we like?
Studies Summer 2016. Special Issue: Freedom of Speech. How Far Can You Go? (Messenger Publications, €10.00)
Courtney McGrail
Michael Kelly
Aubrey Malone
Brendan O’Regan
Peter Costello
