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Dubliner Anna is the
fourth of five Walsh
sisters who seems to have
it all - gorgeous
husband
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It was rumoured that
Hollywood stars would go
to any lengths for the
privilege of being
photographed by the
good-looking,
brilliantly talented and
ultra-fashionable
portrait photographer
Leslie Searle. But what
was this gifted creature
doing in such an English
village backwater as
Salcott St Mary? And why
- and how - did he
disappear?
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An illustrated collection
of local stories about
the heroic deeds and
achievements of the
people of Leicestershire.
It includes
George Fox, Thomas Cook,
John Hudson, Frank
Whittle, Alice Hawkins,
Clare Hollingworth and
the footballer, Gary
Lineker.
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ISBN:
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Author: David
Bell
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Michael Quinn is admired
and liked by his
customers, but he rules
his family with a rod of
iron. After her mother's
untimely death, Vera is
expected to keep house
for both Michael and her
brothers. Kept a virtual
stranger by her bullying
father, 14-year-old Vera
Quinn longs for a life of
her own. Will she ever be
saved from a life of
drudgery?
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Steven Patrick Morrissey
is one of the most
original and
controversial voices in
the history of popular
music. With The Smiths,
he led the most
influential British
guitar group of the
1980s, his enigmatic wit
and style defining a
generation. This title
presents the portrait of
the man and his music.
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A trip to the zoo is a
great day out, until a
date goes tragically
wrong and Ianto is badly
injured by stolen alien
tech. Torchwood can
control small groups of
scavengers, but now
someone has given large
numbers of predators a
season ticket to Earth.
Jack's investigation is
hampered when he finds
he's being investigated
himself.
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This is the tale of the
lost city below the
Scottish capital,
chronicling Edinburgh's
history, its structure
and the lives of its
inhabitants. The book
discusses the lost city's
rediscovery, the stories
that made it legendary,
the areas where it
existed, and where to
find the parts that
remain.
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Found in our archives,
the Blacks Sketchbooks
are a series of books
produced in the early
20th century by a group
of well-known artists.
Each book contains pen
sketches of iconic
English and Scottish
cities and counties.
There are also some books
on Continental cities
such as Paris and Venice.
The result is a
charming series of books
that present a
fascinating look at
British and European
locations as they were
almost a century ago.
This title is a
delightful look at
Brighton and its environs
in 1919.
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Evacuated from
Blitz-battered London,
shy and refined Elizabeth
White is sent to stay
with the boisterous
O'Connors in Ireland.
This is the beginning of
an unshakeable bond
between Elizabeth and
Aisling O'Connor, a
friendship which will
endure through twenty
turbulent years of change
and chaos, joy and
sorrow, soaring dreams
and searing betrayals.
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What are the contours of
a life? This collection
of poems features:
childhood, adolescence,
the country then the
city, sex, love,
marriage, break-ups and
breakdowns personal and
political, mountain
adventures, illness and
recovery, and increased
awareness of mortality
and the preciousness of
the moments left.
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A collection of legends
from early Christian
times, in which the
author retells the
stories with a directness
and simplicity which
makes them refreshingly
modern.
The
stories have a literary
merit and a style and
character of their own,
not dissimilar to the
sophistication of the
great tales of ancient
Greece.
Included in this
collection are: The
Children of Lir, The
Wooing of Etain,
Diarmuid and Grainne,
The Combat at the Ford,
The Children of Tuireann,
The Sickbed of Cuchulain
and Deirdre and the Sons
of Usna.
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ISBN:
9781856352222
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Author: Eoin
Neeson
• Publisher:
Mercier Press
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Format: Paperback
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Pages: 239
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Dimensions: 20 x 13 x
2cm
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This collection of
stories demonstrates the
full range of George
Mackay Brown's literary
talent. All of these
sharply-etched fables
deal with his perennial
themes - love, violence,
death and rebirth - and
are set in an Orcadian
world that spans myth and
reality, past and
present.
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Bobby, an active Skye
Terrier, adores his
master Auld Jock, and
when the old man dies,
Bobby refuses to leave
his grave. By day, he
plays with the local
orphans and eats at a
nearby tavern, but, in
spite of anything even
the Lord Provost himself
can do, every night for
fourteen years Bobby
returns faithfully to
sleep by his master.
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Gwen and Rhys are on the
run. Rhys was hoping this
meant a windswept cottage
on a cliff top, but he's
had to settle for a
miserable caravan in the
isolated village of
Rawbone. With the locals
taking an unhealthy
interest in their
daughter, Gwen and Rhys
start to realise that
something is very wrong.
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Jimmy Rabbitte is
unemployed and rapidly
running out of money. His
best friend Bimbo has
been made redundant at
the company where he has
worked for many years.
The two old friends are
out of luck and out of
options. That is, until
Bimbo finds a dilapidated
'chipper van' and the
pair decide to go into
business.
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On his train back to
Scotland for a
well-earned rest,
Inspector Grant learns
that a fellow passenger,
one Charles Martin, has
been found dead. It looks
like a case of
misadventure - but Grant
is not so sure. Teased by
some enigmatic lines of
verse that the deceased
had apparently scrawled
on a newspaper, he
follows a trail to the
remote.
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Belfast's varied past has
had a huge impact on its
growth and development:
its location, its
industry and its
particular religious and
social mix have combined
to produce a unique city
in the context of both
Ireland and Britain. This
book charts the
remarkable history of
Belfast.
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Inspector Alan Grant,
recuperating from a
broken leg, becomes
fascinated with a
portrait of Richard III
that bears no resemblance
to the Wicked Uncle of
history. Could such a
sensitive, noble face
actually belong to one of
the world's most heinous
villains - a venomous
hunchback who may have
killed his brother's
children to make his
crown secure?
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Original tales by
remarkable writers
Hometown Tales is a
series of books
pairing
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The Irish potato famine
of the 1840s, perhaps
the most appalling event
of the Victorian era,
killed over a million
people and drove as many
more to emigrate to
America. The impact on
Anglo-Irish relations was
incalculable, the
immediate human cost
almost inconceivable.
This book provides a
definitive account.
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Original tales by
remarkable writers.
In these pages on
Wales, youll find two
unique
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Padraic OFarrell gathered
a rich harvest of wise
sayings from the Irish
countryside, the lips of
great men – such as
Shaw, Wilde, Synge and
Swift – and the
unspoilt fount of Irish
folklore and legend.
Whenever Irish
people congregate,
however long removed from
a rural environment,
gems of wisdom are to be
heard in their
conversation.
This appealing new
hardback edition will be
popular with tourists and
locals alike, who are
looking for a pithy
statement such
as:
• The wrath of
God has nothing on the
wrath of an Irishman
outbid for land, a horse
or a woman.
• A
hair on the head is worth
two on the brush.
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The family that has no
skeleton in the cupboard
has buried it
instead.
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ISBN:
9781781174920
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Author: Padraic
OFarrell
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Publisher: Mercier
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Hardback
• Pages:
128
• Dimensions:
15 x 11.5 x
1.5cm
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The lilac-coloured
minibus belongs to Tom
Fitzgerald. Each Friday
night it is a meeting
place for the same seven
people who use it to
travel home from Dublin
to spend the weekend in
Rathdoon. This book
conjures up a cast of
human characters with
real joys and real
sadnesses, portrayed
with compassion and
warmth.
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In the late 1990s, a
group of young drifters
find themselves together
on the coast of Wales.
They explore and attempt
to overcome the yearnings
and addictions that
brought them this place,
promiscuity, drugs,
petty crime, the intense
and angry search for the
meaning which they feel
life is lacking at the
end of this momentous
century.
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Outside a London theatre
a throng of people wait
expectantly for the last
performance of a popular
musical. But as the doors
open at last, something
spoils all thought of
entertainment: a man in
the queue is found
murdered by the deadly
thrust of a stiletto...
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'Love is blind, there
was no doubt about it. In
Tara's case it was also
deaf, dumb,
dyslexic,
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Every year for ten years,
a young woman's body was
found in Edinburgh at
Christmas time: naked,
throat slit, body washed
clean. Ten years, ten
women. The final victim,
Kirsty Summers, was
Detective Constable Tony
McLean's fiancee. But the
Christmas Killer made a
mistake.
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A young girl's mutilated
body is discovered in a
sealed room. Her remains
are carefully arranged,
in what seems to have
been a cruel and macabre
ritual, which appears to
have taken place over 60
years ago. For newly
appointed Edinburgh
Detective Inspector Tony
McLean this baffling cold
case ought to be a low
priority.
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Gerry Adams is a well
known public figure and
his tweets range across
the political and the
personal, the serious
and the humorous, often
featuring rubber ducks
and teddy bears!
This little books
shows the lighter side of
his personality and
allows the reader some
insight into his private
life.
The
inevitable selfies are
included showing that
many years experience of
politics have taught him
not to take himself too
seriously!
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ISBN:
9781781174494
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Author: Gerry Adams
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Format: Paperback
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Pages: 160
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Dimensions: 14 x 9.5 x
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Her life was full of
hardship and
despair...When Molly's
father returns from the
war a broken man, the
whole family is forced to
move into the slums of
Liverpool. Despite many
difficulties, Molly is
determined to make a
better life for herself,
hoping that one day
she'll find love.
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Two men meet for a pint
in a Dublin pub. They
chew the fat, set the
world to rights, take
the piss. They talk about
their wives, their kids,
their kids' pets, their
football teams and - this
being Ireland in 2011-12
- about the euro, the
crash, the presidential
election, the Queen's
visit.
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British and Irish had
'got used to' a cold,
ferocious, persistent
campaign of bombing and
terror. At the heart of
that campaign lies one
man: Gerry Adams. How did
a man who condoned
atrocities that resulted
in numbers of civilian
deaths also become the
guiding light behind the
peace process?
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A complete novice in the
kitchen, Marian decided
to bake a cake for a
friend and that was it -
she realized that baking
was what she needed to do
in order to get her
through each day. And so
she baked, and she wrote
her recipes down, and
little by little the
depression started to
lift, along with her
sponges...
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'That, ' said Mr
Borthwick, 'was the best
hamburger I've ever
tasted!' Joe has just
created the yummiest,
juciest, most delicious
hamburger ever - and his
friend Mr Borthwick wants
to sell it in his new
hamburger shop. But
there's a problem - Joe
has completely forgotten
the recipe and the shop
is opening very soon.
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Beneath the sea cliffs of
the south coast,
suicides are a sad but
common fact. Yet even the
hardened coastguard knows
something is wrong when a
beautiful young film
actress is found lying
dead on the beach one
morning. Inspector Grant
has to take a more
professional attitude:
death by suicide,
however common, has to
have a motive.
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Four teenagers find the
mutilated corpse of a
young girl stuffed into a
dumpster in an Edinburgh
alleyway. Inspector Rob
Brennan, recently back
from psychiatric leave,
is still shocked by the
senseless shooting of his
only brother. His
superiors think that the
case of the dumpster girl
will be perfect to get
him back on track.
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A new non-fiction book
recounting the 19th
century history of
Ireland. The book traces
the three causes of the
halving of the Irish
population in that
century: the famine, the
Irish emigrations to
American and Canada, and
the transportation of
political activitists to
Australia. It is a quest
for the author's Irish
ancestors.
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Lisa Edwards' career
as a hot-shot magazine
editor is destined for
high-rise New York,
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Marion Sharpe and her
mother seem an unlikely
duo to be found on the
wrong side of the law.
Quiet and ordinary, they
have led a peaceful and
unremarkable life at
their country home, The
Franchise. Unremarkable
that is, until the
police turn up with a
demure young woman on
their doorstep.
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Barrytown, Dublin, has
something to sing about.
The Commitments are
spreading the gospel of
the soul. Ably managed by
Jimmy Rabbitte,
brilliantly coached by
Joey 'The Lips' Fagan,
their twin assault on
Motown and Barrytown
takes them by leaps and
bounds from the parish
hall to immortality on
vinyl. But can The
Commitments live up to
their name?
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Brenda O'Donnell is
turned out by her family
when she finds herself
pregnant at sixteen.
Widowed Sid Rawlins, the
rag-and-bone man, says
she can come and live
with him and he will give
her child a name in
return for her running
his home and looking
after his children.
Despite the gossip a
desperate Brenda has
little choice but to
accept.
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Growing up in a small
seaside town in the
1950s, Clare O'Brien and
David Power pray that
their destiny will lead
them faraway from the
town in which they live.
Years later, they meet
again in Dublin, where
David is studying
medicine and Clare has
won a scholarship to
University College. This
is a story of ambition,
betrayal and love.
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Describes London from the
time of the Druids to the
beginning of the
twenty-first century,
noting magnificence in
both epochs. This title
includes chapters on the
history of silence and
the history of light,
the history of childhood
and the history of
suicide, the history of
Cockney speech and the
history of drink.
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Paula Spencer begins on
the eve of Paula's
forty-eighth birthday.
She hasn't had a drink
for four months and five
days. Her youngest
children, Jack and
Leanne, are still living
with her. They're grand
kids, but she worries
about Leanne. Paula still
works as a cleaner. This
work shows the inner life
of this battered
house-cleaner.
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An excellent resource for
learners of Irish and an
invaluable reference for
travellers in the
Gaeltacht.
If
you are learning Irish or
are travelling on holiday
or for business in the
Gaeltacht this handy
pocket book is an
excellent resource.
It includes:
English phrases
translated into Irish,
elear pronunciations for
each phrase, useful
phrases for every
situation and a
comprehensive vocabulary
section.
Topics covered
include: greetings and
exchanges; common
questions, e.g. asking
the time; common
problems; at the airport;
at the hotel; other
accommodation, e.g.
renting a house,
camping, hostelling; out
and about; shopping;
health and emergency
situations; general
information such as
numbers, days, seasons;
signs and notices.
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ISBN:
9781781174944
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Author: Niall
Callan
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Format: Paperback
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Pages: 235
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Dimensions: 15 x 10.5 x
2cm
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When Lucy Patterson
promises her dying mother
that she'll leave the
comfortable home they've
shared with her mother's
employer, Stanley Jones,
to go and live with her
Aunt Flo on the other
side of the Mersey, she
has no idea of the
terrible consequences.
She made a promise, but
can she keep it?
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Looking at urban history,
this work balances
statistics with the words
of historians, diarists
and novelists, poets and
churchmen such as: Pepys,
Boswell, Fielding,
Walpole, Blake, Mayhew,
Wells, Woolf, and
Spark. It is a
celebration of the city
and also an elegy for its
decline, with statistics
and anecdote, from
Boadicea to Betjeman.
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Contemporary / British
English When Andrew
Manson starts work as a
doctor he discovers some
unpleasant facts about
the medical profession.
He struggles against a
system that seems to
value money more than
curing illness. But the
system is extremely
powerful. Will he win his
battle?
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Featuring a range of
picturesque vistas, from
the historic Floating
Harbour and SS Great
Britain to Avon Gorge and
the city's Georgian
architecture, each
stunning scene is full of
intriguing detail sure to
fire the imagination and
make you reach for your
colouring pencils.
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Adventurous walking
tastes are as varied as
Devon's many landscapes.
There's always something
special to explore from
spectacular coastlines
and wild moors to pretty
villages and tranquil
river valleys. Walk!
Devon delivers walking
experiences of the
highest quality.
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Big Benny and the elfin
Eve Malone have been best
friends throughout their
childhoods in sleepy
Knockglen. When they both
go to study in Dublin,
they meet a circle of
friends. As Knockglen is
surprised into new life,
the two girls, Benny and
Eve, discover that among
the many distractions of
growing up, true
friendship is the
greatest gift of all.
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"We may have bad
weather in Ireland, but
the sun shines in the
hearts of the people and
that keeps us all
warm."
Enjoy this
leprechaun-sized guide to
all thats best about the
Emerald Isle, from myths
and legends to must-see
places to visit,
interspersed with
hilarious one-liners,
jokes and plenty of Irish
charm.
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ISBN:
9781849535205
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Author: Clare
Gallagher
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Publisher:
Summersdale
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Format: Hardback
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Pages: 155
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Dimensions: 14 x 10 x
2cm
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Leprechauns are supposed
to know where pots of
gold are buried and they
guard this secret very
well...
They
are hard to ensnare, and
if you manage to catch
one then you must hold
him very firmly and
never, even for a
second, take your eyes
off him because in the
blink of an eye he can
disappear and he will use
every trick he knows to
escape – so be warned!
This collection
of leprechaun tales is
one to be treasured.
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ISBN:
9781856350891
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Author: Mary
Feehan
• Publisher:
Mercier Press
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Format: Paperback
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Pages: 92
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Dimensions: 20 x 13 x
1cm
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A hilarious collection of
jokes from the pubs of
Ireland. Notice hung in
Harry’s the other
night:‘Honest workman
with corkscrew would like
to hear of a widow with a
pub!’
We
have a wild character who
comes into Harry’s. He
is a young fellow named
Billo with more money
than he has earned, and
a red face, which
isn’t from sunshine.
The other day
he was caught gunning his
Mercedes (mark the word)
the wrong way down the
South Mall by a garda,
who asked him where he
was going. ‘I’m not
too sure, ’ sez Billo
through a kind of mist,
‘but wherever it is I
must be late, ’cos
everybody seems to be
coming back already.’
Dinny was
standing in the street
the other day when an
English chap came up to
him and said: ‘I say
old chap, could you show
me the way to the nearest
boozer?’Says Dinny,
hopefully: ‘You’re
looking at him.’
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ISBN:
9781856352635
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Author: James N.
Healy
• Publisher:
Mercier Press
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Format: Paperback
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Pages: 48
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Dimensions: 18 x 11 x
0.5cm
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In a cold, windswept
field on the outskirts of
Edinburgh, lies the
brutally mutilated body
of a young woman. As DI
Rob Brennan looks at the
tangled mass of limbs and
blood, he feels his
heart freeze. This girl
has been strangled with
her own stockings,
sexually mutilated and
her eyes have been gouged
out. Is this the work of
an Edinburgh Ripper?
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Women being driven insane
by their scrambled
senses. Governments and
scientists are bewildered
and silent. The world
needs Torchwood, but
there's not much of
Torchwood left. Captain
Jack Harkness has tracked
the problem to its
source: a village in
Peru, where he's
uncovered evidence of
alien involvement. This
title deals with this
topic.
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A historical tale marking
a new turn in Doyle's
writing. Born in the
slums of Dublin in 1902,
his father a one-legged
whorehouse bouncer,
Henry Smart has to grow
up fast. He eventually
becomes a Fenian, a
rebel, a republican
legend - one of Michael
Collins's boys, an
assassin on a stolen
bike.
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Helps you discover
different facts and
figures, and encounter
various creatures that
"Torchwood" have dealt
with. This title includes
details of: the secret of
the Children of Earth;
operatives from Alice
Guppy to Gwen Cooper;
extraterrestrial visitors
from Arcateenians to
Weevils; and, the life
and deaths of Captain
Jack Harkness.
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The days from 24 May to
28 May 1940 altered the
course of history in the
20th century, as the
members of the British
War Cabinet debated
whether to negotiate with
Hitler or to continue the
war. The decisive
importance of these five
days is the focus of John
Lukacs's study.
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Rabbitte family is a
bunch of loveable
ne'er-do-wells whose
everyday purgatory is
rich with hangovers,
dogshit and dirty dishes.
When the older sister
announces her pregnancy,
the family are forced to
rally together and
discover the strangeness
of intimacy. But the
question remains: which
friend of the family is
the father of Sharon's
child?
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As well as illustrations,
this new edition
includes photographs of
Mary Queen of
Scots-related objects
from the collections of
National Museums
Scotland. It also has a
photocopiable 8-page
activity section with
games, puzzles and
drawings for colouring in
- suitable for home or
classroom use.
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From an award-winning
journalist, this is a
study of Ireland during
the Second World War. It
covers a range of topics,
from German U-boats to
conscription attempts in
Northern Ireland. It also
talks about Ireland's
neutrality during the
period, which is
relevant for contemporary
times.
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'There are three sides
to every story. Your
side, their side, and
the truth... '
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Reni. Mani. Ian Brown.
John Squire. These are
the names that will
forever be remembered for
creating their defining
album "The Stone Roses".
The author was with them
every step of the way
documenting their story.
In this edition of his
biography, he brings the
ultimate rock 'n' roll
tale fully up-to-date.
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'All Right Now! 1970s
Newcastle' is crammed
with photographs and
memories from Newcastle
Libraries collections,
and from over 100 people,
famous and not famous at
all, who lived worked
and played in Newcastle
upon Tyne 1970-1979. From
pop music to politics,
and from fashion to
football, it's all
there.
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Unlike the rest of her
family, Maggie Walsh has
always done everything
right. In the City of
Angels, Maggie gets to
do things she's never
done before: mixing with
film stars, pitching
scripts, partying
non-stop. But is this
really a
once-in-a-lifetime
journey of
self-discovery, or is
she simply running away
from married life?
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What emerges is a
compelling portrait of
the four musicians
themselves, as well as a
fresh insight into
close-knit entourage that
protected them, from
Peter Grant to Richard
Cole to Ahmet Ertegun,
giant figures from
long-vanished world of
1970s rock. This book is
a history, adventures,
myths and realities of
this legendary and
powerful of bands.
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The story of a woman
struggling to reclaim her
dignity after a violent,
abusive marriage and a
worsening drink problem.
Paula Spencer recalls her
contented childhood, the
audacity she learned as a
teenager, the
exhilaration of her
romance with Charlo, and
the marriage to him that
left her powerless.
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Millions of people
travel on London's tube
every day, yet we
usually give our fellow
passengers
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June the first, a bright
summer's evening, a
Monday.. .And into the
busy, bustling homes at
66 Star Street slips,
unseen, a mysterious
visitor. As the couples,
flatmates and repentant
singletons of No 66 fall
in and out of love,
clutch at and drop
secrets, laugh, cry and
simply try to live.
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Antony Gormley's Angel of
the North has only been
around since 1998 but it
is hard to imagine
Gateshead without it.
Today it is the most
widely recognised symbol
of Gateshead and the
North East and has
quickly become a
cherished national icon.
This book features facts,
"es and opinions
about the Angel, its
setting and its lasting
legacy.
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Leys Physical Training
College was famous for
its excellent discipline
and Miss Lucy Pym was
pleased and flattered to
be invited to give a
psychology lecture there.
But she had to admit that
the health and vibrant
beauty of the students
made her feel just a
little inadequate.
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Meet Rachel Walsh.
She's been
living it up in New York
City, spending
her
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Provides mapped cycle
routes on traffic-free
paths, quiet lanes and
traffic-calmed roads.
This work covers the 172
mile (277km) National
Cycle Network route
between Edinburgh and
Aberdeen, and other
routes in Fife, Dundee,
Angus, Aberdeenshire and
Aberdeen.
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Knife-edge decisions,
extreme weather,
heart-stopping races -
they are all in a day's
work for Ben Ainslie.
Against all odds, in the
London 2012 Olympics Ben
Ainslie thrillingly won a
fourth successive gold
medal, making him the
greatest ever Olympic
sailor and a British
hero, chosen from many
to be the flag bearer for
the closing ceremony.
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