A Box of Feckin' Books

Colin Murphy

O'Brien Press Ltd

The Feckin' Book of Irish History: A Heavin' Saga of the Brutal Olden Days, from the Ice Age to the Present

History

Europe

Fall_River_Press

<p>So you've arrived in Dublin? What next? Time to visit one or two or ten of Dublin's legendary pubs. But how about immersing yourself in Dublin's other sights before you completely immerse yourself in alcohol? This book is your perfect guide.</p>

20 Things to Do in Dublin Before You Go for a Feckin' Pint

Donal O'Dea

Sure, you have a soft spot in your heart for the Emerald Isle: you drink your Guinness fresh-pulled and tepid, you wear the green on St. Patrick's Day, and you get all choked up when you hear the chorus of "Danny Boy." But there's more to Irish culture than just shamrocks and leprechauns and getting bullixed and acting like a eejit on St. Paddie's Day. If you're ready to expand your knowledge and take the next step to becoming a 100 percent, bona-fide Irish person, then this is the book for you, boyo. The Feckin' Book of Everything Irish is a rollicking, no-holds-barred tour of genuine Irish culture as experienced through its music and food and, especially, its unique way with words. The four chapters in this book are veritably heavin' with Irish slang worlds and phrases, quotes by famous Irish wits, rousing Irish songs for your next hooley, and authentic recipes that'll make yer oul' wan proud. We've also included a brief history of sex and love in Ireland, which goes a long way toward explaining why the Irish have such a feckin' wicked sense of humor. So don't just stand there like a cow looking over a whitewashed wall, get to readin'! You'll be arseways with laughter in no time.

Feckin' Book of Everything Irish: A Gansey-Load of Deadly Craic for Cute Hoors and Bowsies

Donald O'Dea

<p>-Part of the Feckin's Collection -Full of Irish History -Published by O'Briens Press -Hardback</p>

The Feckin' Book of Irish History (Feckin' Collection)

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

OʼBrien Press

This book allows Protestants in the Republic of Ireland to speak for themselves. It demonstrates that there is a great diversity of voices to be found in this community. Most are fiercely proud of their Irish heritage, while remaining critical of many aspects of the country's development over the last eighty years.

Untold Stories: Protestants in the Republic of Ireland 1922-2002

The Liffey Press

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