Irishisms
A collection of stories looking at quirky Irish ways.
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If You Want Praise, Die. If You Want Honesty, Get Yourself an Irish Friend
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Irish Easter Blessings, Reflections And Celtic Crosses
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Happy Easter To All
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The Greenest Wind - Children's E-Book Giveaway
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The First Christmas Sweater - A Christmas Tale From Ireland
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May You Be Blessed With The Spirit Of The Season
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May You Be As Contented As Christmas Finds You
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A Dip In The Forty Foot - A Dublin Christmas Tradition
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Christmas Pantomimes - An Irish Cultural Tradition
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Wren Day - An Irish Tradition On Saint Stephen's Day
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Irish Sayings, Blessings and Quotations for Spring
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Innovative Educational Books By Boys Town Press
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How The Irish Celebrate Saint Paddy's Day
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Donegal - The Most Beautiful Place on Earth
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Saint Patrick's Day In America Versus Ireland
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Saint Patrick's Day Around The World
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The Celtic Festival Of Bealtaine
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Irish Sayings And Blessings For Troubled Times
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Shibby Magee: Carrie Kabak’s Moving Novel of Family Secrets and Irish Heritage
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The Essence Of Being Irish
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The Pilgrim Path or Tóchar Phádraig
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Shamrock Sayings And Blessings From Ireland
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Irish Blessings And Sayings About Faith
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Mr. Wizard - A Debut Novel By Jeff Wallach
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Hitching For Hope By Ruairí McKiernan
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Hay Foot, Straw Foot
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The Bannister of Life
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The Black Velvet Band: The Story Behind the Beloved Irish Folk Song
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How An Irish Governess Influenced The Women Of 1916
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He’d Peel An Orange In His Pocket
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What’s Meant For You Won’t Pass You By
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You’ll never plough a field by turning it over in your mind
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Don't Be Breaking Your Shin On A Stool That's Not In Your Way
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The Son of the Miser is Usually a Spendthrift
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She's As Busy As A Hen With One Chick
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Wise Old Words From Ireland For Mother's Day
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Irish Wit, Wisdom And Humor By Gerd De Ley
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Did You Know These 7 Authors Were Irish?
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Five Spooky Irish Folktales for Halloween
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The Wailing Banshee in Irish Mythology
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Michaelmas: Unveiling the Rich History and Traditions of the Feast of St. Michael
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Beyond the Pale – An Irish Expression with a Storied Past

