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indeed. Hello and welcome to our bonus Q&A episode of Books of the

I say it's a bonus edition I mean you're kind of used to the fact

it's right it's no longer bonuses like part two of the interview.

John O'Farrell is here, his book is,

which we have, you've described it in great detail.

Yeah, yeah, we have, yeah, family politics.

And it looks, it's got pink and white stripes,

it looks at something out of a candy store. Yes.'s very very funny and that's family politics you can hear John talk about that in our previous podcast so John first of all question number one what is the last book that you really

really enjoyed reading if you have time to read in between coming up with successful shows? Yeah, I really enjoyed Finton O'Toole's book, We Don't Know Ourselves, which is a sort of memoir of Modern Ireland, really, and he's written from the Bat Island social history of it from when he was born in 58 right through to now.

And if you think about what Ireland has gone through from this country where it was really

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