Book Lovers Wanted! Join us for our Afternoon Book Club at Nenagh Library on Monday, 14th September 2026 at 2.15pm.
This month we’ll be discussing Murder on Lough Derg by Cormac Quinn. Whether you’ve read every page or simply enjoy hearing what others thought, you’re very welcome to come along.
We meet regularly to share great reads, exchange ideas, and enjoy lively literary conversation in a friendly setting.
Interested? Get in touch: 
Geraldine Cronin: 086 606 5629
geraldineracronin@gmail.com
We look forward to seeing you there for an afternoon of books, discussion, and good company!
About the Book: Murder on Lough Derg by Cormac Quinn
Set against the stunning backdrop of Lough Derg during the remarkable summer heatwave of 2018, Murder on Lough Derg is a gripping Irish mystery that combines a beautiful lakeside setting with dark secrets and suspense. When a prominent yacht club commodore dies in what appears to be a tragic drowning, journalist Jack Myers finds himself drawn into an investigation that uncovers old rivalries, hidden resentments, and long-buried secrets. [image.ie], [mercierpress.ie]
Praised as an engaging “cosy crime” novel, the book has been recommended for readers who enjoy the work of Richard Osman, Janice Hallett, and Graham Norton. With its authentic Irish setting and intriguing cast of characters, it offers a fresh and entertaining take on the classic murder mystery. [clareherald.com], [mercierpress.ie]
About the Author: Cormac Quinn
Cormac Quinn is a Dublin-based author and former journalist and news editor who worked in Asia before turning to fiction. A lifelong fan of detective stories, he drew inspiration for his debut novel from visits to Lough Derg and the extraordinary Irish heatwave of 2018. Murder on Lough Derg is his first novel and the opening book in the Jack Myers mystery series. [image.ie], [clareherald.com], [mercierpress.ie]
Readers and reviewers have praised Quinn’s vivid sense of place, memorable characters, and skilful plotting, making Murder on Lough Derg an excellent choice for anyone who enjoys Irish crime fiction and classic whodunits. [mercierpress.ie], [niallhethe…dpress.com]
This month’s discussion promises plenty to talk about, from the mystery itself to the richly drawn Lough Derg setting. Whether you’ve finished the book or are simply curious to hear others’ views, we’d be delighted to welcome you to the conversation.