Divorce in Ireland: The Options, the Issues, the Law

Wood, Kieron

O'Shea, Paul

Foreign & International Law

The O'Brien Press

<p>Kay Summersby or Mamie Eisenhower? The Irish-born chauffeur or the American wife? That was the choice for General Dwight D Eisenhower, the head of Allied forces for D-Day.The most powerful general in Europe during World War II, the man in charge of the D-Day invasion, was to be elected president of the United States twice in the 1950s. But first he had to choose...Many people knew about the relationship between Ike and Kay during the war, but most historians have discounted claims that the couple had a passionate love affair. New documents and photographs now suggest that the couple did have a liaison and that Ike did seek a divorce from his wife to marry Kay. So why didn’t it happen? And what happened to Kay once she became a US citizen?This book tells the enthralling story of their affair, how Kay followed Ike to North Africa, how her ship was torpedoed by a U-boat, how her fiancé died while clearing mines, her relationship with Ike and other leading wartime figures, the strain of D-Day, how Kay was attacked by a would-be rapist in the USA and how the relationship eventually ended.</p>

Ike's Irish Lover - The Echo of a Sigh

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Independently published

The High Court: A User's Guide

Four Courts Pr Ltd

Constitutional Law

Contempt of Parliament

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Clarus Press Ltd.

<p>The Court of Appeal: A Guide is the first book to cover Ireland's new Court of Appeal, which began work in November 2014 following a referendum the previous year. The Court took many of the appeals from the Supreme Court, shortening the waiting list and leaving the court of final appeal to fulfil its proper function, to "explain the Constitution to the Irish people, whose document it is." Author Kieron Wood also explains the grounds for 'leapfrog' appeals from the High Court direct to the new court. The Court of Appeal (An ChÃ?Ã?ºirt Achomhairc) replaced the Court of Criminal Appeal and the Courts Martial Appeal Court. This book will be an invaluable reference tool for all solicitors, barristers, and judges. It will also be useful to anyone seeking further information about the Court of Appeal, including fees and the all-important forms for appeals to the new court and the Supreme Court. Also included are all the contact details readers might need, and references to the latest judgments. [Subject: Irish Law]</p>

The Court of Appeal: A Guide

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