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  • The Story of Ireland

    by Brian Igoe ...
    This is the story of Ireland – not just her History, but her story. Her Music, her Poetry and Theatre, her ancient Brehon laws. How people lived in the times of Brian Boru, what they wore and what they ate and drank. It's the story of her roads, her railways, her canals. It's the story of her industries, her agriculture, her linen, her ship building, and her modern financial revolution. It's the ... Read more

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  • Daniel O'Connell, The Last King of Ireland

    by Brian Igoe ...
    Daniel O'Connell had an exciting life, spiced with duelling, Revolution, and girls galore until his marriage. That marriage astonishingly for the times, was a love match, far from the norm in those days. Dan was born in 1785 into the family of what was really a smuggler baron. At the age of 15 he was sent to school in France, but had to flee three years later on the day Louis XVI was guillotined ... Read more

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  • The Ireland Series Book 1 - Our Roots.

    The Story of Ireland, #1

    by Brian Igoe ...
    Series Book 1 - The Story of Ireland
    This is a LiteBite Book, about the equal of fifty or so pages of a Paperback or Pocket Book.The Story of Ireland ‒ Book One. Roots.This is the first in a series of LiteBite Books telling the story of Ireland. This first Book takes us from 3000 BC to 1366 AD. The series aims to tell not just Ireland's history, but her story. Her Music and, her Poetry and Theatre, her ancient Brehon laws. How people ... Read more

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  • The Daniel O'Connell series. Book 1 - Youth

    Daniel O'Connell, the Last King of Ireland, #1

    by Brian Igoe ...
    Series Book 1 - Daniel O'Connell, the Last King of Ireland
    This is a Litebite Book, about the equal of forty or so pages of a Paperback or Pocket Book. 'The Daniel O'Connell story ‒ Book One: Youth'is the first in a series telling the story of Daniel O'Connell, called in his own day the Uncrowned King of Ireland. This first Book takes us from his birth in 1775 to 1800. It follows Daniel O'Connell from his birth and upbringing in the family of what was ... Read more

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  • The Road to Zimbabwe

    by Brian Igoe ...
    This is the story of Zimbabwe - told as a series of dramatised adventures interspersed with just a little history. It covers the period from around 1000 AD to the current year, 2012. ... Read more

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  • Crummell, or Oliver Cromwell in Ireland

    by Brian Igoe ...
    Oliver Cromwell has been the subject of books, learned journals, less learned articles, TV and radio programmes, countless times. He has had proponents and opponents. He has been revered and reviled, but far too seldom has he been understood. Perhaps the most scholarly of recent books on the subject is that by Dr Micheál Ó Siochrú (you might find it easier to call him Michael Sugrue) who is a ... Read more

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  • St Patrick to Grattan - Selected Irish Lives

    by Brian Igoe ...
    A short glimpse into some selected Irish Lives, from St Patrick to Grattan, to celebrate St Patrick's Day. These are two or three page 'potted' biographies of two Saints (Saints Patrick and Colmcille), a great King (Brian Boru), a great Earl (Gareth Fitzgerald, 8th Earl of Kildare), a great Businessman (Charles Bianconi), Oliver Cromwell, and a great Politician, Henry Grattan. ... Read more

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  • Napper Tandy, the Story of a Real Irish Patriot

    by Brian Igoe ...
    It was the 10th September, 1798. Napper Tandy was afloat, which he hated. She was a corvette. Her name was the Anacréon. What a name for a bloody ship-of-war, he thought. Whether she was named after a Greek composer of drinking and love songs or a French composer of operas, it was not a name for a war-ship.She was fast, though, that he admitted. And well armed, this 100 ton corvette, with her ... Read more

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  • Napper Tandy, The Irish Patriot

    by Brian Igoe ...
    It was the 10th September, 1798. Napper Tandy was afloat, which he hated. She was a corvette. Her name was the Anacréon. What a name for a bloody ship-of-war, he thought. Whether she was named after a Greek composer of drinking and love songs or a French composer of operas, it was not a name for a war-ship.She was fast, though, that he admitted. And well armed, this 100 ton corvette, with her ... Read more

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  • Six Wild Geese from Australia

    by Brian Igoe ...
    This book is written as a novel. It is based on the life of John Boyle O'Reilly, not perhaps as well known as it deserves to be, in Ireland at any rate. He was born in 1844 in Drogheda, and died in Hull, Massachusetts USA in 1890, of an accidental overdose of his wife's sleeping pills. He was a writer, poet, journalist, and above all an Irish Nationalist, like so many other young men of his times ... Read more

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  • The Great Famine - a Survey

    by Brian Igoe ...
    This is a Litebite Book, a little more than 7,000 words long. The Great Famine which afflicted Ireland between 1846 and 1851 is perhaps the most studied, the most commented upon, the most reviled, and yet the most formative event in modern Irish History. Many books have been written about the famine, most recently The Famine Plot: England's Role in Ireland's Greatest Tragedy (2012) by Tim-Pat ... Read more

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  • To Fly!

    by Brian Igoe ...
    "To invent an airplane is nothing. To build one is something. But to fly is everything." So wrote Otto Lilienthal, the man who inspired the Wright brothers. "To Fly is Everything" is a compendium of stories about flying adventures of a father and son, the father in the RAF and the son in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Bill Igoe learned to fly an aeroplane in 1934, forty years after the death of the ... Read more

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