01 Dec 09 - 08:10 PM (#2778040) Subject: BS: Frank Delaney's 'Tipperary' From: michaelr I've just finished reading this wonderful novel. Is anyone here familiar with it - and perhaps with Tipperary itself? What intrigues me is the question of how much of the story might be based on actual events. Are there remains of a great Anglo-Irish mansion or castle at Tipperary? It's a great read, as is Delaney's earlier "Ireland". Cheers, Michael |
01 Dec 09 - 08:22 PM (#2778046) Subject: RE: BS: Frank Delaney's 'Tipperary' From: catspaw49 I don't know a damn thing Michael except its a long way............. Spaw |
01 Dec 09 - 09:27 PM (#2778063) Subject: RE: BS: Frank Delaney's 'Tipperary' From: michaelr OK, now that we've got that out of the way... |
02 Dec 09 - 09:00 AM (#2778435) Subject: RE: BS: Frank Delaney's 'Tipperary' From: GUEST,Dodger Éirinn go Brách lovely read. |
02 Dec 09 - 02:17 PM (#2778752) Subject: RE: BS: Frank Delaney's 'Tipperary' From: McGrath of Harlow Are there remains of a great Anglo-Irish mansion or castle at Tipperary? All over Ireland. |
02 Dec 09 - 05:14 PM (#2778941) Subject: RE: BS: Frank Delaney's 'Tipperary' From: ToeRag Whats Anglo-Irish? |
05 Dec 09 - 10:20 PM (#2781794) Subject: RE: BS: Frank Delaney's 'Tipperary' From: michaelr C'mon -- someone must know something! |
05 Dec 09 - 10:39 PM (#2781798) Subject: RE: BS: Frank Delaney's 'Tipperary' From: Joe Offer Well, there's Cahir Castle. but McGrath is right - all over Ireland, there are English manor houses and castles. Some were owned by Irish chieftains and converted by the English into more luxurious quarters. My favorite was Kylemore Castle (now Kylemore Abbey). -Joe- |
06 Dec 09 - 04:08 PM (#2782311) Subject: RE: BS: Frank Delaney's 'Tipperary' From: MARINER You can find castles and big houses on practically every other road here in the south east. Check out abandonedireland.com |
06 Dec 09 - 04:41 PM (#2782346) Subject: RE: BS: Frank Delaney's 'Tipperary' From: Joe Offer Mariner, that's a fascinating Website. -Joe- |