Table of Contents

1. In Dingle; 2. My First Journey Home; 3. The Island; 4; A Day's Hunting; 5. Ventry Races; 6. Pierce's Cave; 7. A Shoal Of Mackerel; 8. Hallowe'en; 9. The Whale; 10. The Wake; 11. A Night In The Inish; 12 The War; 13. The Shipwreck; 14. The Wanderer; 15. The Lobster Season; 16; Matchmaking; 17. The Wedding Day; 18. An American Wake; 19. The Stranger; 20 My Last Journey To The Inish; 21; I Leave Home; 22. From Dingle East; 23. The City Of Dublin;
24. The Civic Guard; 25. Connemara; 26. Conclusion

About the Author

About the Author:
Maurice O'Sullivan

Reviews

`I was fascinated by the language of the book, originally written in Irish: much of the idiom of that language had been retained in the English Translation'
Paul Buttle - The Independent
`Part of a unique and remarkable Irish literary archive ... compelling.'
Neil Johnston, Belfast Telegraph, 24/6/00

`I was fascinated by the language of the book, originally written in Irish: much of the idiom of that language had been retained in the English Translation' Paul Buttle - The Independent `Part of a unique and remarkable Irish literary archive ... compelling.' Neil Johnston, Belfast Telegraph, 24/6/00