Vincent Browne is an Irish print and broadcast journalist, having written for the Irish Press, The Irish Times, Sunday Tribune and The Sunday Business Post, among others. A non-practising barrister, he founded Magill and Village magazines, as well as hosting 'Tonight with Vincent Browne' on RTÉ Radio (1996-2007) and TV3 (2007-2017), focusing on politics and political corruption.

'As a friend and critic, Vincent Browne confronted Charles Haughey more vigorously than any journalist, especially on his unexplained wealth. An insightful, revelatory, occasionally shocking and sometimes hilarious portrait of the most captivating politician in late 20th-century Ireland'

Vincent Browne is an Irish print and broadcast journalist, having written for the Irish Press, The Irish Times, Sunday Tribune and The Sunday Business Post, among others. A non-practising barrister, he founded Magill and Village magazines, as well as hosting 'Tonight with Vincent Browne' on RTÉ Radio (1996-2007) and TV3 (2007-2017), focusing on politics and political corruption.

'As a friend and critic, Vincent Browne confronted Charles Haughey more vigorously than any journalist, especially on his unexplained wealth. An insightful, revelatory, occasionally shocking and sometimes hilarious portrait of the most captivating politician in late 20th-century Ireland'

Vincent Browne is an Irish print and broadcast journalist, having written for the Irish Press, The Irish Times, Sunday Tribune and The Sunday Business Post, among others. A non-practising barrister, he founded Magill and Village magazines, as well as hosting 'Tonight with Vincent Browne' on RTÉ Radio (1996-2007) and TV3 (2007-2017), focusing on politics and political corruption.

'As a friend and critic, Vincent Browne confronted Charles Haughey more vigorously than any journalist, especially on his unexplained wealth. An insightful, revelatory, occasionally shocking and sometimes hilarious portrait of the most captivating politician in late 20th-century Ireland'