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Published 12:21 16 Mar 2020 GMT

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"The Troubles should never have happened. But they did. Women should never have been second-class citizens in the eyes of Church or State. But they were.
"That is the blighted hand we were dealt. Many worked to heal history and let a new future in. This is how I remember my part of the story."
"Mary McAleese is not only one of the great public figures of our time. She has also lived a completely fascinating life," added Brendan Barrington, editorial director of Penguin Ireland.
"And it seems almost unfair what a terrific writer she is: a natural storyteller with a superb eye and ear for detail, and remarkable recall. Readers are going to absolutely adore Here’s the Story, and it’s an honour to publish it."
No doubt a remarkable read from a remarkable woman.
Here's The Story will be available to buy in stores on September 24. You can pre-order a copy from Eason here. One of the biggest Irish novels of the year has been reduced to €1.14
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