- Paperback: 110 pages
- Publisher: Precious Oil Publications (30 Nov 2011)
- ISBN-10: 0952578557
- ISBN-13: 978-0952578550
- Product Dimensions: 20.3 x 12.7 x 0.6 cm
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Irish tales by a master storyteller from Northern Ireland
28 Jan 2012
Format:Paperback
If you've never been to Ireland or Northern Ireland, once you read these 12 tales by Northern Irish writer Gerry McCullough, you will want to. In fact, you will likely want to go to Donegal, find a pub and wait for a seanachie (Irish storyteller) to begin spinning his tales.
"Whenever I can," the narrator begins, "I like to spend a week, or even a long weekend, i Ardnakil, the small Donegal village where I used to come to visit my grandparents -- too many years ago. And when I'm there, I take the opportunity to call in on old Seamus O'Hare. Seamus taught me everything I know about fishing,poaching, and the countryside." With that, I knew I was in for a very enjoyable experience.
Seamus O'Hare may be an irresistible old rogue, but he's the kind people love to sit and listen to for hours on end whenever the opportunity presents itself. I'll be looking old Seamus up from now on. I hope Gerry McCullough has another collection of these charming tales coming out one of these days. They're irresistible.
"Whenever I can," the narrator begins, "I like to spend a week, or even a long weekend, i Ardnakil, the small Donegal village where I used to come to visit my grandparents -- too many years ago. And when I'm there, I take the opportunity to call in on old Seamus O'Hare. Seamus taught me everything I know about fishing,poaching, and the countryside." With that, I knew I was in for a very enjoyable experience.
Seamus O'Hare may be an irresistible old rogue, but he's the kind people love to sit and listen to for hours on end whenever the opportunity presents itself. I'll be looking old Seamus up from now on. I hope Gerry McCullough has another collection of these charming tales coming out one of these days. They're irresistible.
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