Moss Reid's Places

Yet another music vid shot in Stoneybatter's back streets. It's for the single "Dancing Bug", a collaboration between A...

Hanlon's pub gives its name to Hanlon's Corner at the top of Prussia Street. It's an old Dublin landmark; the bar features in...

Surely the Ha'penny Bridge in the centre of Dublin doesn't pop up all  that often in Irish crime fiction - not within the actual te...

To get a good idea of Walshes pub on Manor Street in Stoneybatter, check out this superb new video by award-winning director and music docum...

The very centre of the city of Dublin has two sort of "outer" boundaries, both of them involving water: the Grand Canal (on the so...

Talk about timing. It was May 2007, just months before the Irish economy would implode dramatically like a neutron star. I can't imagin...

Farmleigh gets a starring role in Chapter 23 of my first 'Moss Reid' mystery,  Another Case in Cowtown. Here's how the chapter...

The Luas - Dublin's light rail or tram system - is only a decade old, yet it is now deeply embedded in the life of the city centre. It...

Stoneybatter is the centre of Moss Reid's universe in my series of crime novels about the foodie PI. But where exactly is Stoneybatte...

Everyone calls it the Ha'penny Bridge, don't they? Even though its official name is the Liffey Bridge, and its original name was t...

The first book in the 'Moss Reid' series, Another Case in Cowtown,  is pretty much a “Stoneybatter novel”. I've compiled a map ...

Dublin, Ireland, summer 2013. It’s the middle of a heatwave, and things are hotting up for Moss Reid. He’s the kind of downscale privat...