The Ghosts of Gallows Glen

"The Ghosts of Gallows Glen transports the reader back to the 'Covid Pandemic' and the fear and threats both real and imagined that the ordinary people of Ireland had to deal with. Tyranny ruled with only a vilified few willing to question the government narrative of the 'new normal'. Division, fear, isolation and family to the fore in what is a necessary and superb fictional reminder of what was inflicted on Ireland, the consequences of which we are still suffering to this day. Lest we forget. A great read" Patrick E Walsh - Letters from Desolation Row Substack. The two main characters in the book musicians Clifford Byrne and Murt Doran are inseparable until 2020 when COVID emerges, Based in Naas, Co. KiIdare during the lockdowns both have very different and conflicting views about COVID and the measures that were employed by officials and "experts". Byrne is on a quest for deeper meaning and comes to the realisation that he had a previous life in 1798 during the rebellion and the Battle of Naas It is a story of friendship, forgiveness and reconciliation.