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Return of the native: Going into the family business was always on Ruth Gill's radar, but the young boss' decision to ply her trade elsewhere before doing so appears to have paid off for the company

Authors : Tagholm, Roger

Source: The Bookseller. June 30, 2017, Issue 5761, p8, 2 p.

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Dickenson bullish about Dubray's prospects after recent estate expansion: Many feared when Eason acquired Dubray Books two years ago, but the mini-chain has retained what makes it beloved of its customers--and is growing its estate across the country

Authors : Tivnan, Tom

Source: The Bookseller. September 9, 2022, Issue 5987, p6, 2 p.

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Indie micropress Turas may be small, but its scope is undeniably mighty: Accidental indie publisher Liz McSkeane launched micropress Turas as a homefor her own writing, only to discover a talent and joy for publishing others

Authors : Vuong, Julie

Source: The Bookseller. September 9, 2022, Issue 5987, p14, 2 p.

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Halfway Up the Stairs

Authors : Comerford, Ruth

Source: The Bookseller. June 10, 2022, Issue 5976, p26, 2 p.

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Kenny's Bookshop & Art Galleries: As he tries to find space for his biggest order to date, Tomas Kenny discusses why he loves working for his family business, the challenges of Brexit and Covid, and celebrating Irish writers ..

Authors : Comerford, Ruth

Source: The Bookseller. March 25, 2022, Issue 5967, p10, 2 p.

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Open Book closes as library centralisation and cuts hit: A government move to offer library supply contracts to foreign firms has spelled the end for the 27-year-old Open Book Company, with six roles affected and the wider trade outraged

Authors : Campbell, Lisa

Source: The Bookseller. June 30, 2017, Issue 5761, p14, 1 p.

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Return of the native: Going into the family business was always on Ruth Gill's radar, but the young boss' decision to ply her trade elsewhere before doing so appears to have paid off for the company

Dickenson bullish about Dubray's prospects after recent estate expansion: Many feared when Eason acquired Dubray Books two years ago, but the mini-chain has retained what makes it beloved of its customers--and is growing its estate across the country

Indie micropress Turas may be small, but its scope is undeniably mighty: Accidental indie publisher Liz McSkeane launched micropress Turas as a homefor her own writing, only to discover a talent and joy for publishing others

Halfway Up the Stairs

Kenny's Bookshop & Art Galleries: As he tries to find space for his biggest order to date, Tomas Kenny discusses why he loves working for his family business, the challenges of Brexit and Covid, and celebrating Irish writers ..

Open Book closes as library centralisation and cuts hit: A government move to offer library supply contracts to foreign firms has spelled the end for the 27-year-old Open Book Company, with six roles affected and the wider trade outraged

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Return of the native: Going into the family business was always on Ruth Gill's radar, but the young boss' decision to ply her trade elsewhere before doing so appears to have paid off for the company

Dickenson bullish about Dubray's prospects after recent estate expansion: Many feared when Eason acquired Dubray Books two years ago, but the mini-chain has retained what makes it beloved of its customers--and is growing its estate across the country

Indie micropress Turas may be small, but its scope is undeniably mighty: Accidental indie publisher Liz McSkeane launched micropress Turas as a homefor her own writing, only to discover a talent and joy for publishing others

Halfway Up the Stairs

Kenny's Bookshop & Art Galleries: As he tries to find space for his biggest order to date, Tomas Kenny discusses why he loves working for his family business, the challenges of Brexit and Covid, and celebrating Irish writers ..

Open Book closes as library centralisation and cuts hit: A government move to offer library supply contracts to foreign firms has spelled the end for the 27-year-old Open Book Company, with six roles affected and the wider trade outraged

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