Dublin Stories

Brendan Hughes has just became the leader of D-Company of the Belfast brigade. He shortly travels to the South, where the IRA soldiers are trained and meets Charlene, a high rank woman who trains his men, yet seems to be nothing like the others. How difficult is to love in the midst of a war? A Say Nothing fanfiction, written respectfully for the heroes of the IRA.

In "Ensure That the Desert Does Not Grow", the ninth volume of "The Right People" series, Tom and his companions are drawn into a widening circle of intrigue that spans Europe and Africa. Their journey leads them through covert encounters, political maneuvering, and personal entanglements, as they navigate worlds where idealism and ambition collide. Along the way, they facilitate a clandestine meeting between a British intelligence operative and a man intent on becoming the world's most powerful hashish trafficker. Later, they accompany Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi on a journey to Mali, where he seeks to broker peace between the Malian government and the tribes of the country's north. In Timbuktu, they meet President Moussa Traoré and representatives of the Tuareg and Fulbe and witness fragile attempts at reconciliation. Returning to Tripolis, Tom and his friends encounter Oliver Tambo, the exiled leader of the African National Congress and a group of South African freedom fighters, further drawing them into the currents of liberation movements and geopolitical struggle. Amid these events, the long‑standing love triangle between Tom, Nikos, and Sophia finally finds resolution as Sophia discovers new love with a Nubian named Maher. As always, this novel is a work of fiction. Although grounded in extensive historical research, all characters - including historical figures - and all events depicted in the story are entirely fictional. New chapters are published every Saturday.

'𝐢 𝐰𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐝 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞, 𝐧𝐨𝐰 𝐢 𝐝𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐚𝐧𝐲𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞' ~ after the release of 'ivy', blowing up on the internet and getting the 'happily ever after' with the boy she's loved since she was a teenager, ivory smith thinks she's the luckiest girl in the world. that is, until, he releases his debut album and doesn't have any time for her. does she stay and learn to live without him, or leave and lose the life she's fought so hard for? *THIS IS A SEQUEL TO MY OTHER FIC 'FANGIRL'! IF YOU HAVEN'T READ THAT FIRST, YOU WON'T UNDERSTAND THE PLOT OF THIS!'

A school trip doesn't go as expected. New friendships, kidnappings and so much more await the main characters of the story.

There was nothing indicating to Sloan Larsen that her world was going to change more drastically than it ever had before, which was saying a lot. Sloan worked for a safe house for witches and wizards looking for a place to hide, she had seen her fair share of people come and go, all with their own reasons for using a private safe house instead of one through the Ministry of Magic. Though nothing had prepared her for the sight of Draco and Narcissa Malfoy walking through the doors as her next client. On the run from the rest of the disbanded Death Eaters who blame them in the defeat of the Dark Lord at the Battle of Hogwarts, they are seeking refuge in a private safe house Sloan works for. Can she do her job and keep them safe, without blurring the lines of business and pleasure?

The capitals are at the age where they can do what they want without getting into trouble. So what happens when they meet up with someone who looks like them but is the opposite gender?

Set against the backdrop of Ireland's historic Marriage Referendum, "OUT" explores the raw, emotional journey of 18-year-old Jack. It explores the conflicting currents of his identity and his struggles for self-acceptance when he moves to Dublin from rural Galway for college and finds himself unexpectedly sharing an apartment with an eclectic duo; a one-legged lesbian and a flamboyant drag queen. As Jack is thrust into the pulsating energy of Dublin's LGBTQ+ community, he grapples with his own sense of self and belonging, confronting the layers of his identity that he's subconsciously kept hidden. Caught between the freedom of the city and the conservative values of his rural upbringing, Jack must confront the looming shadow of his parents' involvement in the local 'Vote No' campaign. "OUT" is a poignant coming-of-age tale that explores the universal themes of self-discovery, the search for belonging, and the expectations of a world that often demands conformity where the truest form of courage is found in being unapologetically yourself.

Armance Valmer, a young French woman, escapes from a challenging family situation by relocating to Dublin to complete her studies. Armance finds herself captivated by her new surroundings but also struggles with the fear of being alone in a foreign country. In Dublin, Armance encounters Eamon, a young Irish boy who is haunted by his troubled past. As their paths intertwine, Armance becomes determined to assist Eamon in overcoming the demons that plague him. She offers her support and attempts to help him find healing and solace. However, as Armance spends more time with Eamon, her feelings towards him evolve into something deeper - love. Despite her growing affection, she finds herself grappling with the belief that their love is impossible due to what Eamon and herself went through. But maybe after the storm, will come the rainbow.

Coming summer 2019, hopefully. cover credit to @tanithlowrites

He was Namjoon, and she just another desperate girl trying to find meaning to her life. Their fate was to meet, part, but most importantly never forget.