Dan Binchy Books in Order

American developer Luke Divareli arrives in the Irish village of Brulagh and sees an opportunity for a large resort. Local schemers and an unexpectedly astute priest complicate his plans, while attraction to Lady Alpha adds another distraction.

Former Vatican diplomat Father Jerry seeks a quieter life as priest in the Irish village of Brulagh. Claims that its neon-lit Madonna has moved unleash religious excitement amid political rivalries, criminal visitors, and the community's tangled affairs.

Facing reelection trouble, politician Mick Flannery promises jobs through ambitious projects for his Irish constituency. After a foreign trip goes wrong, a new peat-based fuel offers another opportunity, drawing him into increasingly desperate political and financial schemes.

Dan Binchy examines the Aer Lingus disaster at Tuskar Rock and the unanswered questions surrounding it. This nonfiction account presents additional material about the mysterious crash, revisiting an aviation tragedy whose explanation continued to provoke debate.

Young Larry Lynch discovers an unexpected gift for golf in his small Irish village. Entry into a prestigious amateur tournament offers a possible route to a better life, supported by an eccentric caddy and enthusiastic local supporters.