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13 August 2026

There was no Earl of Comberford
in Hopwas in the 16th century,
but a Regency blockbuster has
a fictious Earl of Cumberford

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The Earl of Cumberford is a fictional character in the Regency romance novel ‘Contrary Cousins’ (1981) by Judith Harkness Patrick Comerfor...

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05 August 2013

The spiteful, vengeful dragon
does not have the last word

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Clouds and reflections, like a Paul Henry painting, on the Burrow Beach in Portrane on Sunday afternoon (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 201...

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03 August 2013

Trying to tell fact from fiction among
the books in the big tent in Portrane

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Trying to tell the difference between fact and fiction, truth and lies, in between the books at Portrane this afternoon (Photograph: Patrick...

07 January 2013

In Prosperity and Adversity – a short story

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The following short story was first published in True to Type: A Collection of Short Stories by Journalists in the Irish Times , edited by ...

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There was no Earl of Comberford in Hopwas in the 16th century, but a Regency blockbuster has a fictious Earl of Cumberford

The spiteful, vengeful dragon does not have the last word

Trying to tell fact from fiction among the books in the big tent in Portrane

In Prosperity and Adversity – a short story

There was no Earl of Comberford
in Hopwas in the 16th century,
but a Regency blockbuster has
a fictious Earl of Cumberford

The spiteful, vengeful dragon
does not have the last word

Trying to tell fact from fiction among
the books in the big tent in Portrane