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Rich Pickings A Collection of Poetry by Mary Lavery Carrig. "Mary Lavery Carrig's poems speak with a quiet conviction. This is a gentle, loving book celebrating the joys of love, of family & friends. Her native Tarbert speaks in the poems, it's singers, dancers, drinkers, its characters & daoine le Dia who, in viewing the world at an angle, happen on the miraculous. I welcome this book and am glad to support Mary on her poetic journey." Gabriel Fitzmaurice. Please note shipping charges will be added at check out stage according to location. |
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Through An Open Window A Collection of Poetry by Mary Lavery Carrig. "I write to greet and chat with ghosts" Mary Lavery Carrig tells us. "I write to honour Love". Poetry, for her is a medium to a place where magic happens. Magic happens as the particular becomes the universal; magic happens as the ordinary becomes the extra-ordinary: she can find the father, son and holy ghost in a leaf of cabbage. Through An Open window is a worthy successor to her first volume of poetry, expanding and developing themes first visited in the earlier collection and breaking new ground. Like Saint Augustine, who she quotes, her "whole business in this life is to restore to health the eye of the heart". I welcome this volume and wish it all the success it deserves." Gabriel Fitzmaurice. Please note shipping charges will be added at check out stage according to location. |
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Tarbert An Unfinished Biography by Patrick J. Lynch. "A wonderful book, a remarkable piece of work superbly researched and eloquently expressed in very clear understandable language. He communicates hitherto unknown aspects of Tarbert's history and is unafraid of tackling sensitive issues. The book captures the drama of the moments that gave birth to our state and is a gripping read. Buy it!" Dr. Declan Downey, Professor of History, U.C.D. Please note shipping charges will be added at check out stage according to location. |
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A Visionary Enthusiast Robert Emmet & His Kerry Connections by Padraig O'Concubhair. There has always been a tradition in Kerry that Robert Emmet's body is buried in Blennerville Churchyard outside Tralee. In this book Padraig O'Concubhair not alone discusses this tradition, but for the first time shows the involvement of Emmet's Kerry cousin in trying to save him from the gallows. He describes how Kerry stood ready to rise in 1803 and reminds us that it was the son of a Kerryman, Thomas Moore, who immortalised Emmet's love for Sarah Curran. Please note shipping charges will be added at check out stage according to location. |
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A Remote Outpost The Story of the Methodist Society in Tarbert, Co. Kerry. by Padraig O'Concubhair. In this fascinating account of the small Methodist community of Tarbert, Co. Kerry, Padraig O'Concubhair might seem to have moved a long way from his previous works on Robert Emmet and the story of the 1798 Rising in Kerry. Yet it was because of the rebellion of 1798 that the Methodist connection began to use Irish speaking preachers which in turn led to the establishment of the Tarbert Society, a community of Christian witness in North Kerry for over 140 years. Please note shipping charges will be added at check out stage according to location. |
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Thomas McGreevy - Rivers of Words (VHS Video Cassette) by Cianco Films for the Tarbert Bridewell Group in association with RTE. Thomas McGreevy's life is emblematic of, as the American poet Wallace Stevens wrote, a life lived at the heart of his time. Born in Tarbert, Thomas McGreevy was a poet, art & literary critic and Director of the National Gallery of Ireland. Please note shipping charges will be added at check out stage according to location. |
