Honor, the True Heir to the O’Carroll-Kelly rugby name

"Honor steps out of the dressing room and walk onto the pitch. She's wearing the little Leinster jersey I bought her for Christmas and I'm suddenly on the point of tears, because I'm remembering her unwrapping it on Christmas morning, then curling her top lip and saying she'd probably end up using it as a focking tanning mitt.

“Her exact words.”

Listen to the second of four exclusive excerpts from 'Operation Trumpsformation', the seventeenth Ross O'Carroll Kelly novel, as read by Paul Howard.

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Unesco editor who was central figure among Irish in Paris

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I spent nine eye-opening weeks in Baggot Street Hospital

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Priest who stood behind H-Block hunger strikers

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I put my own name in the ‘deceased’ box instead of my mother’s

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