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A friend had told me that the first thing he'd seen in Ireland, disembarking from the ferry at Dun Laoghaire, was a priest being thrown out of a pub. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
always
another
asked
away
bar
big
black
british
called
came
catholic
city
come
course
day
door
down
dublin
end
english
even
ever
eyes
face
first
friend
front
get
go
going
gone
good
got
great
green
having
head
home
house
ireland
irish
island
know
lady
last
later
left
life
little
local
long
look
looked
man
might
morning
new
next
night
north
now
old
outside
own
people
place
protestant
put
really
right
road
room
rose
round
say
see
side
something
still
street
take
tell
thing
think
thought
three
time
told
town
travellers
two
wall
want
wanted
went
white
world
years
yes
young
