Irish Independent Crime Novel of the Year

2017 Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book Awards:

Irish Independent Crime Fiction Novel of the Year:

The Therapy House, by Julie Parsons (New Island)
  
Also Nominated:

• Can You Keep A Secret? by Karen Perry (Michael Joseph)
• Here and Gone, by Haylen Beck (Harvill Secker)
• Let the Dead Speak, by Jane Casey (HarperCollins
• One Bad Turn, by Sinéad Crowley (Quercus)
• There Was a Crooked Man, by Cat Hogan (Poolbeg Press)

John Connolly won the Ryan Tubridy Listeners' Choice Award for his non-crime novel, He (Hodder & Stoughton), about the life of 20th century English comic Stan Laurel.

There were 13 categories of works and authors. See them here.

2017 Bord Gáis Energy Irish Crime Fiction Book Award Shortlist

2017 Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book Awards:

Irish Independent Crime Fiction Book of the Year Shortlist

• Can You Keep A Secret? by Karen Perry (Michael Joseph)
• Here and Gone, by Haylen Beck (Harvill Secker)
• Let the Dead Speak, by Jane Casey (HarperCollins
• One Bad Turn, by Sinéad Crowley (Quercus)
• There Was a Crooked Man, by Cat Hogan (Poolbeg Press)
• The Therapy House, by Julie Parsons (New Island)

There were nominees in various categories. Winners will be announced in Dublin on November 28.

Thanks to B. V. Lawson's In Reference to Murder’s for the list of finalists for the Irish Independent Crime Fiction Book of the Year.

Ireland AM Crime Fiction Book of the Year

Declan Burke has posted the: 

Ireland AM Crime Fiction Book of the Year Shortlist in the Crime Fiction Field:

The Twelfth Department by William Ryan (Pan Macmillan/Mantle)
The Convictions Of John Delahunt by Andrew Hughes (Doubleday Ireland)
The Doll’s House by Louise Phillips (Hachette Ireland)
Inquest by Paul Carson (Century)
The Stranger You Know by Jane Casey (Ebury Press)
Irregulars by Kevin McCarthy (New Island Books)

Congrats to all!