Dervla Murphy’s Irish Times: Seven decades of astute observations and witty writing
My friend, the acclaimed travel writer, died a year ago today. Her name first appeared in this newspaper in 1958
Dervla Murphy
Rosita Boland on Dervla Murphy: ‘I never interviewed anyone who lived in such an unusual way’
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Dervla Murphy obituary: A ground-breaking and fearless travel writer
An explorer who travelled across continents by bicycle who always came home to Waterford
Dervla Murphy, ‘secular saint’ of travel writing, dies aged 90
On foot, bicycle, pony and public transport, Murphy visited more than 30 countries
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