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Sheila O'Flanagan Author; She has not only used Apple's cutting-edge tech faithfully since starting her writing career in the 1990s, but she also bought its shares. Along with buying a home in Spain, it was the former bond dealer's wisest investment, she tells Cara O'Doherty.

• Source: Sunday Times (London, England). 2021, pages. 10

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Grabbing the Hemingway bull by the horns; People and places Sheila O'Flanagan gets to grips with the enigmatic author on a visit to Pamplona in northern Spain.

• Source: Daily Telegraph (London, England). 2020, pages. 17

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dealingin emotions; Sheila O'Flanagan gave up a career in financial services to write. The move paid big dividends, says Eithne Shortall.

• Source: Sunday Times (London, England). 2018, pages. 8

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The truth about Hemingway, bullfighting and Pamplona; Sheila O'Flanagan gets to grips with Hemingway on a visit to Pamplona in northern Spain.

• Source: The Telegraph Online. 2020.

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SHRINK RAP; INSIDE THE HEAD OF SHEILA O'FLANAGAN.

• Source: Mail on Sunday (London, England). 2017, pages. 5

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We need to change how older women are perceived; As one of Ireland's most successful writers, Sheila O'Flanagan says there's a duty on authors to promote women, not write them off as menopausal and batty

• Source: Daily Mail (London, England). April 30, 2022, p18.

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HE'S GOT TO GO (Book).

• Authors : Zaleski, Jeff

Subjects: SISTERS; FICTIONHE'S Got to Go (Book)O'FLANAGAN, Sheila

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 12/1/2003, Vol. 250 Issue 48, p41-42. 2p.

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We got married after 30 years of living together; A wedding was never part of the plot for Sheila O'Flanagan, best-selling author of titles like The Perfect Man and Better Together. Last month that all changed.

• Source: Mail on Sunday (London, England). 2014, pages. 32

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THIS LIFE SHEILA O'FLANAGAN.

• Source: Daily Mail (London, England). 2013, pages. 5

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'Write the story you want, not something that you think will be popular... otherwise it won't be authentic and people won't believe it' Having penned 24 books and sold over 10 million copies, author Sheila O'Flanagan is the right woman to give advice to would-be novelists, as Orla Neligan finds out

• Source: Belfast Telegraph (Belfast, Northern Ireland). June 22, 2019, 16

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