Dan pheaidí aindí / John B. Keane.
By: Keane, John B
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BookPublisher: Cork : Boulder : Mercier ; Irish American Book Company, 1998Description: 100 p. ; 20 cm.ISBN: 1856352099; 9781856352093.Subject(s): Ó Suilleabháin, Dan Pheaidí Aindí | Clock and watch makers -- Ireland -- Fiction | Community -- Ireland -- Fiction | Irish language -- Fiction | Modern & contemporary fiction | Ireland -- BiographyDDC classification: 920 DAN Summary: Dan Pheaidi Aindi is a matchmaker who has made matches for 400 couples, only one of which has failed. As a second occupation he owns and runs a small dancehall, which does a great deal to keep his small rural community alive and vibrant.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Dan Pheaidi Aindi is a matchmaker who has made matches for 400 couples, only one of which has failed. As a second occupation he owns and runs a small dancehall, which does a great deal to keep his small rural community alive and vibrant.
Dan Pheaidi Aindi is a matchmaker who has made matches for 400 couples, only one of which has failed. As a second occupation he owns and runs a small dancehall, which does a great deal to keep his small rural community alive and vibrant.
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Author notes provided by Syndetics
John B. Keane was born in Ireland on July 21, 1928. He attended St. Michael's College, Listowel. By 1945, he was apprenticed to a chemist in Listowel. He eventually took over a small public house and began to write. During his lifetime, he published 46 works including Sive, The Field, Big Maggie, The Streets and Other Poems, Sharon's Grave, Letters of a Matchmaker, Hut 42, Moll, and Durango.In 1999 he won the first Irish PEN Award for Literature. Keane died from prostate cancer on May 30, 2002 at the age of 73.
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