Well-written, fast-paced, entertaining and guaranteed factual, this is not a tale of woe or sexual scandals but a delightful, occasionally provocative, tribute to times-gone-by in the rural West of Ireland in the 1950's. This is not a pot-boiler; it's a book to be read slowly, sentence by sentence and savoured for its authenticity and historical accuracy. This is the 'real McCoy'.
Well-written, fast-paced, entertaining and guaranteed factual, this is not a tale of woe or sexual scandals but a delightful, occasionally provocative...
