Inspector Matt Minogue Books in Order

When Trinity College student Jarlath Walsh is found bludgeoned to death, Sergeant Matt Minogue refuses the easy story that he was mixed up in drugs. The case leads him toward IRA violence, political pressure, and a truth someone will kill to keep buried.

Arthur Combs looks like a lonely elderly expat, until his murder pulls Minogue into a web of British intelligence secrets. What starts as a quiet cottage killing turns into a tense investigation with political stakes on both sides of the Irish Sea.

The son of a prominent Jewish judge is found shot and washed up on a Dublin beach, and the obvious explanation feels too neat. Minogue's search exposes sectarian tension, hidden alliances, and a conspiracy far closer to home.

Back in County Clare, Minogue is drawn into the long-shadowed case of a murdered tourist and the damaged man convicted of killing her. Family duty, old grudges, and half-buried local history make this one of his most personal investigations.

Mary Mullen is found battered beside Dublin's Grand Canal after chasing a richer, riskier life. Minogue's hunt for her killer drags him through prostitution, drugs, and gangland ties, while his new partner Tommy Malone brings troubles of his own.

When the troubled son of an Irish-American tycoon is found dead in a car trunk at Dublin Airport, Minogue follows a trail that runs westward through remote towns and excavation sites. Missing archaeologist Aoife Hartnett and stolen antiquities deepen the mystery.

Celtic Tiger Dublin is loud, rich, and jumpy when a double murder and a teenager's overdose bring Minogue into the city's gangland economy. As crime syndicates push for power, he has to work through guilt, pressure, and a city that no longer feels steady.

A present-day gang investigation opens an old wound from the late 1980s, when a young Garda was trapped by a crime family and driven to despair. Minogue's search for a corrupt insider links traffickers, feuding gangs, and a widow who has never let go.

After young Polish immigrant Tadeusz Klos is fatally attacked, public anger forces Minogue back into frontline work. The case leads from street violence to Dublin's criminal underworld, where chance, prejudice, and darker motives are hard to separate.

A homeless man is beaten to death in post-boom Dublin, and Minogue's new cold case posting is quickly diverted into the supposedly forgotten murder. Working with the volatile Tommy Malone, he finds a case shaped by class, neglect, and old secrets.