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Print: $15.33 Tim’s bar was always full as the hole could be seen if you stood on the seat near the window. The old stuffed fox was put out in the lounge where it would not be in the way. Tim had changed the seat to stands and put a big long board on the window where people could put their pints down as they stretched their necks to see the unseen.
It took a while, but in the end it happened, who started it I don’t know, but there had to be one and then all joined in, yes empting the wheelie bins and not have to buy tickets, more money for beer. This hole of all holes was the place for the street and let me tell you people from other streets came to get rid of their rubbish. one day someone dropped a fridge to try and hear it land, but not a sound was heard, that was just the start, then it was old cars, a van and broken furniture, the Garda, i.e., the police were throwing flares, yet their lights disappeared after a couple yards into the hole. and other stories.Tipperary, where strange things happen?
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Print: $20.92 Download: $8.32 Come walk with me through the Street known as Silver Street, meet the ones who hold the long History of the Street in side of them.
And the new ones who live on the stories told by the old ones.
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Print: $27.90 Download: $4.18 When he fell in love, he knew he was wrong, for he was a man of God.
His punishment was to explore the cellars of the old Abby in the middle of Nenagh.
What he found there was to change the lives of so many, with the loss of their souls...
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Print: $16.71 Download: $6.99 Sean Quinn, a Corkman, and loved where he came from, wanted nothing more then be at home with his family.
But some one gets killed at a dinner his attending, and he is asked to stay and give a hand in finding the killer.
Seargent Sean Quinn could never walk away from a mystery, and this was one of the bigest in his time with the Garda,
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Print: $18.17 Download: $6.98 The sun was shining as we walked down the lane and across Silver Street, A day I will remember for the rest of my life, it was the first journey away from home, it was a giant step for me and a huge step for my brother.
A short walk in the other direction led to Morgan’s where we got penny ice pops made in egg cups, we would run across the road to the yellow little shop called John Fury’s, two sweets for a penny and three if it was Mrs Fury was behind the counter, then a few doors down and its Pat O Connor's where we got our lucky bags, and my first gamble.
It was not long after we went that extra step. We were travelling down Silver Street pass the shoemaker's shop where the smell of leather and glue filled the air, then on too the travel agent Martin Green's where you could get a ticket to the USA or the leg of a goat, most times the people who went in for a ticket came out with there dinner under there arm.
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Print: $18.11 Download: $8.32 Rita was still a virgin in her mind, as her friend is always saying virginity is a state of mind, not of body, well in their minds. She was not a ‘forty-five-year-old prune’ she had seen life as some would call it.
Even she could hardly believe that she was thinking these things about a man she didn’t see for so long. For she knew, he was married with children, but had broken up.
As a result, Rita desperately tried to get a grip on herself as she silently followed him.
In the bathroom, Rita finally spoke.
But when she did, she wished she hadn’t.
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Print: $23.58 Download: $4.18 The family have always got along on other peoples money, and they have always killed to get it.
they had a plan for the doctor, but it was going wrong in a house with secrets of the past, a past that no one wanted to talk about.
The mother always understood she was the only one who knew the secrets, but now another knows them and wants to use them to suck money from the doctors family. No one knows how many different turns this story has, but behind each door a different secret comes to light.
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Print: $26.49 Download: $8.32 This is the story of one young girl and her fight for the right to vote against Ireland handing over the making of its laws to the unknown faces of the European.
How one act gets her sent to jail and changes the rest of her life...
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Print: $20.72 Download: $4.77 On June 16 -2006, not very long after the National Gallery had opened to the public for the day, a robber not known then, but now called the Night Owl entered a small room containing these treasures at around 10 am. He stole a well-designed gold box set with diamonds on the lid, which had been presented by the King of England to the British Governor of the Irish state. A necklace consisting of 120 pearls, two large separate pearls sent to the People of Eire by the then King, and a gold sword.
The sword had a diamond-studded hilt and was presented by a Spanish Nobel Man to the Governor while he lived in Ireland around 1905. It is now known that the sword was wrapped under an over coat for concealment when taken. The value of the stolen sword was estimated to be 3500,000 to 6500,000 euros.
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Print: $20.99 Download: $5.24 One looks with-in themselves to find what god means to them, here is what I found...
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