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Knight of the Realm.

Mad.

Another says, I'm reading John McGarhan, the barracks at the moment, usually aboard the train from Sligo to work in St.

Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin.

How lovely to work in St.

Patrick's.

Aoife, by the way, is making a lemon cake and rice crispy cakes for the kids for after school.

All right.

I like it.

Somebody else is listening to us from the University of Galway.

There's a university I'd love to have gone to, Galway, just for the sheer crack.

And Carlow College, Kevin is listening in.

No work is being done in third-level Ireland today.

They're listening in rather than studying.

But this is academic.

This is quasi-pseudo-academic in that we're recommending more books for you and things to watch.

Now, I mentioned...

Also, I wanted to talk to you about three books that complement a movie perfectly.

I'm going to begin with Atonement by Ian McEwan, which then became the movie to start a 12-year-old actress by the name of Saoirse Ronan.

And she may or may not have seen something correctly from her view in the window or seen something correctly when she opened an envelope.