Janet Cahill grew up in Dublin’s north inner city in the 70’s. Born into a poor but strong and loving community in the grip of high unemployment, drug addiction and crime, Janet was determined that she would follow another path. ‘I hope this story inspires people to make a go of their lives no matter where they live. But I also hope that people of all ages and from all walks of life can see the destruction that drug addiction brings.’
| RRP | Price | |||
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| I Swearjcahill1 | €14.99 | €14.99 | ||
| ‘I want to congratulate Janet on this remarkable book’ Bertie Ahern, TD, Taoiseach. | ||||
very very good book ,well done to you janet
I am so proud of Janet. I was just looking forward to being able to read the book from start to finish. It was such an enjoyable read a nd also the wit you could be laughing and then crying , I also admired Janet's family very warm and loving especially her Mother. Good luck Janet you have a great talent, be proud of yourself.
I thought this book was an excellent read. I know the Cahill family as i live in Baldoyle myself.
I found the book very moving throughout but towards the end of it i felt happy for Janet for achieving what she did and making a good life for herself and her son! Good on you!! :o)
Real good ill be here 4 hours
Um..I read the book and I know Janet and Thought It was very good! I was surprised of the ammount of Things in it that i could see a little of in mylife
Thanks janet for such a coooolstory and a book i will be reading for ages!! :)
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