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Rónán Hession
Rónán Hession ( ; born 1975), also known as Mumblin' Deaf Ro, is a multi award nominated writer and Irish blues musician. He is also Assistant General Secretary of the Department of Social Protection. Musical career (as Mumblin' Def Ro) Hession has performed in several bands in Dublin: Rinty, Boxcar, and The Critters. He also performed under the name of 'Johnny Horsebox'. As Mumblin' Deaf Ro he had his first release in 2003. His 2012 album ''Dictionary Crimes'' was named as Irish album of the year by Nialler9 and the ''Irish Independent'', and was nominated for the Choice Music Prize. Discography ;Albums * ''Señor, My Friend'' (2002) * ''The Herring and the Brine'' (2007) * ''Dictionary Crimes'' (2012) Books ;Novels ''Leonard and Hungry Paul'' ( Bluemoose Books, 2019) ''Panenka'' (Bluemoose Books, 2021) ''Ghost Mountain'' (Bluemoose Books, 2024) ;Other writing He reviews fiction for the ''Irish Times'', with a particular focus on fiction in translation, and has a ...
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