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soldering iron · 2009-06-15 08:44:08

I was made aware of a book Called "Tis in my arse", this book cover in some part the housung estate of Garryowen , I would appreciate any information on this book , and where i could purchaes it. up the deise

15-06-2009 8:44am

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soldering iron

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I was made aware of a book Called "Tis in my arse", this book cover in some part the housung estate of Garryowen , I would appreciate any information on this book , and where i could purchaes it.

up the deise

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#2 15-06-2009 9:56am

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soldering iron wrote: »

I was made aware of a book Called "Tis in my arse", this book cover in some part the housung estate of Garryowen , I would appreciate any information on this book , and where i could purchaes it.

up the deise

It was written by Gerry hannon. H owns a internet cafe in William St limerick http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerry_Hannan

http://www.face.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055050117

I cannot remember the name of his shop, Why are you so eager to get this book?

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#3 15-06-2009 10:37am

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If I remember correctly, it was written in response to Frank McCourt's book entitled "'Tis" - I think it was meant to discount some of the claims in that book (could be wrong!)

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