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In October 1952 The Leader, a political and cultural magazine published an unsigned Profile' of the poet, Patrick Kavanagh which he considered offensive. He sued The Leader (and its printer) for damages. The case came to court in February 1954. Former Taoiseach John A. Costello appeared as lead barrister for the defense. The libel case became a public sensation, receiving extensive newspaper coverage at the time, with crowds of spectators outs...

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Dun Laoghaire Rathdown sweeps from the Dublin Mountains down to the sea and this collection of over 200 archive images shows the areäs heritage, history and people at their best. With pictures that recall the transport, leisure, and entertainment history of the county, alongside the everyday aspects of life, this book will appeal to all Dún Laoghaire Rathdown¿s residents, young and old. Compiled by Dún Laoghaire Rathdown Librarian, Pat Walsh, ...

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In the critically acclaimed "The Crowfield Curse, " young monks' apprentice Will learned he was gifted with the Sight. The boy is just coming into his strange powers. But now, from its very foundations, Crowfield Abbey has begun to crumble. As Will slaves to salvage the chapel, he discovers something truly terrifying.

In 1347, when 14-year-old orphan William Paynel, an impoverished servant at Crowfield Abbey, goes into the forest to gather wood and finds a magical creature caught in a trap, he discovers he has the ability to see fays and becomes embroiled in a strange mystery involving Old Magic, a bitter feud, and ancient secrets.

A pictorial history of Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown

For the hundreds of thousands who buy writers' guides every year, at last there's one that tells the ugly truth: writers who can't get published are usually making a lot of mistakes. This honest, often funny, book shows them how to identify their own missteps, stop listening to bad advice, and get to work. Drawing on his experience as founding editor of MacAdam/Cage, Pat Walsh gives writers what they need-specific, straightforward feedback to ...

In 1347, when 14-year-old orphan William Paynel, an impoverished servant at Crowfield Abbey, goes into the forest to gather wood and finds a magical creature caught in a trap, he discovers he has the ability to see fays and becomes embroiled in a strange mystery involving Old Magic, a bitter feud, and ancient secrets.

Leaving home at 17 to study can be daunting, even intimidating. It is a new world of great opportunity. Skills are needed to make the most of it. It is hoped that this booklet will help.

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In July 1930 Miss Letitia Dunbar Harrison's appointment as Mayo County Librarian set in motion a chain of events that resulted in a full scale political crisis. Mayo priests and politicians attempted to have her removed, and organized an effective boycott of the Library Service. 'The Mayo library row, " as it was commonly known, became news far outside the confines of the county. Looking at the background to the dispute uncovers many of the fa...

In 1347, when fourteen-year-old orphan William Paynel, an impoverished servant at Crowfield Abbey, goes into the forest to gather wood and finds a magical creature caught in a trap, he discovers he has the ability to see fays and becomes embroiled in a strange mystery involving Old Magic, a bitter feud, and ancient secrets.

The 2nd haunting Crowfield adventure, following "The Crowfield Curse". When repairs begin on crumbling Crowfield Abbey in 1348, a box is discovered containing a small wooden bowl covered in pagan symbols. It is cursed, and a hideous demon is unleashed. Can Will and his friends summon help in time or is it the end of Crowfield forever?