A kid from legaginney
"A Kid from Legaginney" has won much acclaim from the critics. Frank McCourt, the author of Angela's Ashes describes it as "warm and leavened with the gentle breezes of kindness, humour and compassion".
He goes on: "We don't often get the inside story of a priest's life, though I think we need to know now, more than ever, that there are men and women of the cloth doing God's work. So here it is, a memoir of a man doing just that, a man with a great heart and a writing style that draws you in as if you were sitting by his fireside, listening. Listening and being moved."
In Ireland copies of A Kid from Legaginney are available
from the Crannóg Book Shop (Cavan) and Eason's (Dublin).
In the USA copies may be ordered
directly from this web site or from the Barnes
and Noble web site (http://www.barnesandnoble.com).
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"A Kid from Legaginney" has won much acclaim from the critics.
Frank McCourt, the author of Angela's Ashes describes it as
"warm and leavened with the gentle breezes of kindness, humour and compassion".
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