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Malachy Doyle

Malachy Doyle grew up in Ireland, studied in England, raised a family in Wales, and has now returned to Ireland. He lives with his wife, Liz, on a tiny island off the coast of Donegal.

After a short-lived career in the heady world of advertising, Malachy dropped out of corporate life aged thirty to grow vegetables, chickens and children. A second career in special needs education followed, but by forty he was seized by the writing bug.

His teenage novel Georgie won the Tir na n-Og Prize; his non-fiction picturebook Cow won an English Association Award in that category; The Dancing Tiger won a Nestlé Children's Silver Book Award.

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MALACHY DOYLE

Malachy Doyle grew up in Ireland, studied in England, raised a family in Wales, and has now returned to Ireland. He lives with his wife, Liz, on a tiny island off the coast of Donegal. After a short-lived career in the heady world of advertising, Malachy dropped out of corporate life aged thirty to grow vegetables, chickens and children. A second career in special needs education followed, but by forty he was seized by the writing bug. His teenage novel Georgie won the Tir na n-Og Prize; his non-fiction picturebook Cow won an English Association Award in that category; The Dancing Tiger won a Nestlé Children's Silver Book Award.

Malachy Doyle

Molly and the Lockdown

Molly and the Shipwreck

Molly and the Lighthouse

Molly and the Whale

Molly and the Stormy Sea

Ootch Cootch

Cinderfella

The Dancing Tiger

Too Noisy!

The Snuggle Sandwich

Hungry! Hungry! Hungry!

Cow

Sleepy Pendoodle

Jody's Beans

Horse

The Bold Boy

When a Zeeder Met a Xyder

The Great Castle of Marshmangle