Róisín Ingle

And for your final book choice then, Niamh, it's a nonfiction as well?

She was 27 when all of this happened, but she's in her 30s now.

I've read it, actually, and it's really great.

I think it's a brilliant book.

It's just so well written.

And it's a very important thing as well, because this cult, she doesn't name the cult because she didn't want to give it any publicity.

But it's, you know, as you know, you can go and Google things.

Well, I don't know.

Do I even want to say it?

Because maybe for the same reason.

But, you know, people are interested.

But it's operating in Ireland, interestingly.

There's an Irish website with Irish language there translating some of their tenets.

And it's all about sort of magic and kind of it appeals to a certain generation, almost like a Harry Potter thing.

so they're mixing up loads of different things religious things and myth mythology and they're selling it and people she spent a lot of money on it as well like obviously they're it's a it's a scam but lots of young people falling prey to it and getting very wrapped up in it so it's fascinating and the main thing is it's really really well written memoir it's very very good so i i would agree with you and you know you haven't read it yet i kind of told you about it and i need

I love a memoir.

You love a memoir.

You like a memoir, Anne.

Clare, how do you feel about a memoir?

Well, my final choice is a memoir as well, just to carry on from that.