Deadly Silence
A Sister’s Battle to Uncover the Truth Behind the Murder of Clodagh and Her Sons by Alan Hawe - Non-Fiction Book of the Year 2025, An Post Irish Book Awards
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Publisher Description
NON-FICTION BOOK OF THE YEAR 2025, AN POST IRISH BOOK AWARDS
'Vital' Sunday Independent
'Compelling' Irish Times
'Riveting' Irish Independent
'Chilling' Irish Mail on Sunday
'Every woman in Ireland needs to read Deadly Silence' The Sunday Times
The heart-breaking account of a search for the truth behind the brutal killings that shocked a nation.
Jacqueline Connolly's world was shattered when she learned that her sister Clodagh and three young nephews - Liam, Niall and Ryan - had been killed by Alan Hawe in August 2016. Thus began a heart-breaking journey to piece together the circumstances leading up to these tragic events.
Here she tells that story, revealing the coercive control and manipulation that shaped her sister's final years, the profound failures in the initial garda investigation, and the shocking findings from the Garda Serious Crime Review, which starkly exposed the terrible darkness of a cold-blooded murder-suicide planned for a year in advance.
Deadly Silence is a powerful account that challenges our understanding of domestic violence and family annihilators, a testament to sisterly love, and a deeply inspiring personal journey of healing from severe trauma and loss.
Customer Reviews
An amazing fight for the truth
A true lesson for Ireland by these brave women speaking truth to power and demanding answers for the brutal murder of their loved ones.
Amazing
Such a brilliant wrote book by a strong amazing woman ,, your sister and her 3 boys would be so proud and it was nt your fault he was an animal who was good at hiding in the shadows
Heart wrenching but beautiful
Finished this book in a day! I am 22 and recall the headline on the news just 2 days before going into 2nd year. Liam was the same age as me and I kept putting myself in his shoes.
I have always wondered the finer details and this book has helped my understanding of the case as I was too young in 2016! R.I.P Clodagh, Liam, Niall and Ryan 😇