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One dead nephew. Two confused detectives. And way too many Irish pubs.
Back from the States and barely unpacked, Clancy is dragged to Dublin by Barry Fanning - his partner and the grieving uncle of a young murder victim. What starts as a straightforward hunt for a killer spirals into a chaos-riddled tour of the Irish underworld.
From backstreet bars to rural Offaly, Clancy and Fanning find themselves neck-deep in dead ends, Culchie gangs, and family tensions. But someone in Ireland knows what happened to Colin... and they're not talking.
🔍 Dublin Murder Mystery delivers black humour,
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One dead nephew. Two confused detectives. And way too many Irish pubs.

Back from the States and barely unpacked, Clancy is dragged to Dublin by Barry Fanning - his partner and the grieving uncle of a young murder victim. What starts as a straightforward hunt for a killer spirals into a chaos-riddled tour of the Irish underworld.

From backstreet bars to rural Offaly, Clancy and Fanning find themselves neck-deep in dead ends, Culchie gangs, and family tensions. But someone in Ireland knows what happened to Colin... and they're not talking.

🔍 Dublin Murder Mystery delivers black humour, Celtic noir, and a crash course in why Irish funerals are no place for private investigators.


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James Dargan was born in Birmingham, England, in 1974. Coming from an Irish background, he frequently writes about that experience. As well as England, he has also lived in the United States, Ireland, and - for the best part of fifteen years - in Warsaw, Poland, his home from home from home.