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Anne Dunlop
Curl up with Enchanting Alice - now in paperback!
Farming, babies, sex, eccentricity; all the quirkiness and wit Anne Dunlop’s fans expect and then some!
Jane was seventeen when Michael whisked her away to the wetlands of rural Ireland – to share a farmhouse and their marriage with hi...
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Elizabeth Bowen's Irish Stories
One of the most highly regarded writers of this century, she made the short story peculiarly her own and some of her Irish stories are reckoned by Victoria Glendinning – who was her official biographer and who has written and introduction to this ...
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Gaye Shortland
Sex rears it's alluring head in Africa
"Much of the enjoyment stems from the authenticity of the characters and settings, obviously conceived from an intimate knowledge of the country and its people"
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James Plunkett
Reissued to coincide with the author's eightieth birthday, many of the stories in this collection will be familiar, not least to those who sat state examinations in Ireland in the 1980s. The majority are set in Plunkett's own city of Dublin, t...
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Kate Cruise O' Brien
Daughter of Conor Cruise O' Brien - one of Ireland's foremost intellectuals and crtics.
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Neville Thompson
Neville Thompson was born in Ballyfermot in Dublin and after a number of years abroad returned to Ireland and now lives in Castlepollard, Co.Westmeath. Jackie Loves Johnser OK ? was his first novel followed in October 1998 by TwoBirds / One S...
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The Master
Bryan MacMahon
In a telling phrase, Bryan MacMahon quotes the saying that "a teacher leaves the track of his teeth on a parish for three generations." There is no doubt that his work has been for the good not merely of his native area, but also of his pupils...
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