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Articles by Richard O’Rawe
Interview: May 7, 2026
How can you get away with murder in a city full of cameras? London’s Detective Superintendent Grace O’Malley must solve a puzzling case in WITCH HUNT, a highly addictive blend of gritty police procedural and creepy historical horror by Richard O’Rawe and his daughter, Bernadette O’Rawe.
Leading artists, Ruth McGinley, Richard O’Rawe,…
Artists Acclaimed artists, pianist, Ruth McGinley, writer, Richard O’Rawe, children’s writer, Derek Keilty, visual artist, Ian Cumberland, and violinist, Darragh Morgan, have each been presented with Major Individual Artist awards (MIAs), worth up to £15,000 each. Supported by The National Lottery through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, these awards are the highest value honour bestowed on artists in Northern Ireland each year by the Arts Council.
Stakeknife’s Dirty War: The Inside Story of Scappaticci, the IRA’s Nutting Squad and the British Spooks Who Ran the War
Henry Hemming has written one of those books that get to the heart of the Northern Ireland Troubles. If I were asked by an outsider, say an English friend, to recommend a work that goes deep into the machinations of the conflict and the shift from violence to political negotiation and at the same time entertains, it would be Four Shots in the Night, albeit with some caveats. The ‘four shots’ of the book’s title were fired by an IRA assassin into the head of Frank Hegarty in May 1986.
Navy Exchange Service Command recreation committee brightens lives with check for NMCRS
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The Navy Exchange Service Command’s (NEXCOM) Recreation Committee presented a check to the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society (NMCRS), Sept. 13. The check represented partial proceeds from the sale of merchandise samples from NEXCOM vendors that were used for photo shoots and other inventory planning purposes. The money will go a long way in supporting the NMCRS’s mission to provide financial education and assistance to Navy and Marine Corps service members and their families.
Five Best: Books on Betrayal
By June 10, 2022 10:25 am ET The Murder of Roger Ackroyd By Agatha Christie (1926) 1. This book changed detective fiction forever. Its central character, Roger Ackroyd, knows that the woman he loves poisoned her first husband, and that she’s being blackmailed—possibly one of the reasons that led to her suicide. Not long after, the grieving Roger loses his own life, the victim of a killer who stabs him in the back.
Business Needs Political Stability at Stormont
There is little comparison to be drawn between the political landscapes of Northern Ireland and the United States. The electoral process is vastly different too. Yet whether we’re talking Belfast or D.C, similarities do exist in business, not least in the need for political stability. Voters in northern Ireland went to the polls last month to determine the 90 representatives who would speak for them at Stormont.
When Inspiration Strikes: Or Opening Yourself to Your Surroundings
(Trigger warning for violence and self-harm.) I have a heart condition so when my doctor advised me to go to the hospital to check out chest and stomach pains, I listened.
Catching a tiger with a tale
O’Rawe’s tale is based on a real life bank heist By Richard O’Rawe “So, Ricky, what did you do with the money?” This was the opening shot from BBC reporter, William Crawley, after he had introduced my new book “Northern Heist.” Of course, William had a giveaway grin on his face when he posed that question.
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