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5.0 out of 5 stars
Spot on,
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This review is from: The Xenophobe's Guide to the Irish (Xenophobe's Guides - Oval Books) (Paperback)
Hilarious insight to the Irish Psyche. Explains our search for 'The Craic' and what it is to be an eejit. Not a travel guide but an examination of our collective mindset.
Very well done... And explains a few of the scenes in Father Ted (Chapter 'Why the Irish can't say Yes' .. followed by the even funnier chapter 'Why the Irish can't say No')
5.0 out of 5 stars
A grand wee book,
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This review is from: Xenophobe's Guide to the Irish (Paperback)
This little book will take you about an hour to get through but it is definitely not recommended for reading in public places, for example on your way to work on the Underground. Living in Munich and travelling on public transport at 8.30. in the morning to be specific. I had to laugh out loud several times which brought a few different reactions from my fellow commuters - slightly raised eyebrows, a frown over the top of a newspaper and someone even straining to see "what in the name of the wee man" I was reading.
Great fun, brilliant craic and a definite item on my Christmas gift list! |
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Xenophobe's Guide to the Irish by Frank McNally (Paperback - June 1, 2008)
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